We just completed another video for our Model T Camp and Adventures channel on You Tube. We are not monetized and make nothing from the videos. We also are a couple of old dinosaurs making videos and never use any form of AI.
This was a combination of us being "Old School" and the rest of the family group being "Modern" as to camping gear.
We also got to use our repro 1927 Sears canvas tent for the first time.
Just thought that someone may be interested........ let us know what you think. We like comments and suggestions ....
Have fun and be safe
Here is the link ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bak15f7ILOw
New camping video on Model T Camp and Adventures
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modeltspaz
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- First Name: Mike
- Last Name: Spaziano
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Re: New camping video on Model T Camp and Adventures
Hello, Donnie,
Is it possible to send me the contact information on the tent manufacturer that made your tent, that is, if they are willing to make another.
I've been looking for one similar to yours, or an umbrella tent, for several years. I've looked at a few, but they're usually rotted from getting put away wet, or they are in poor shape from rough use and carry a large price tag.
Thank you,
Mike Spaziano.
Is it possible to send me the contact information on the tent manufacturer that made your tent, that is, if they are willing to make another.
I've been looking for one similar to yours, or an umbrella tent, for several years. I've looked at a few, but they're usually rotted from getting put away wet, or they are in poor shape from rough use and carry a large price tag.
Thank you,
Mike Spaziano.
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