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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Nov 2004.
Re: Model T fords

Re: Model T fords

lgbeard wrote:
> Assorted model t`s
*SNIP*
> lgbeard

Great collection! Check out this book I produced that was written by an 
Australian owner of a huge number of antique cars including several 
model T's and features stories about them actually being used and some 
pictures too (Chapter 6, Chapters 28 to 30 and pages 24, 136, 104, 144, 
154, 156)!

http://abcgi.fly.to/justonelifetime

6. Flivver, Lizzy: a type of car (see chapters 6 and 29).
The Model T Ford, and other models such as the Model A, had
nicknames such as Tin Lizzy or Flivver.

12. 1926 Model T Ford. A simple and rugged car (see chapter 28).

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            pic (1926 Model T Runabout)

The Model T began as one of the first affordable motor cars in the
US ($360 US in 1913) and had a 20 horse power engine. The car was
always painted black.
Model T production in the US ran from 1908 to 1927 and more than
15 million were made. Henry Ford, who invented the Model T in
1908, founded the Ford Motor Company in 1903 that helped to
revolutionise working conditions, factory efficiency and automobile
prices in the US. In 1913, the moving assembly line was first used in
the automotive industry by Ford in Michigan, USA, and workers
were paid $5 US a day (double the standard wage of the times).

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