Re: Model T fords
lgbeard wrote: > On Thu, 04 Nov 2004 23:41:56 +1100, ABCGi <abc...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > >>Bateau wrote: >> >>>ABCGi <abc...@yahoo.com> wrote: >>> >>> >>>>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 > > Excellent Book. Throughly enjoyed the reading. Thanks for reading :) > Two pictures that i found intriguing and the technics > which are still being used. > > A shade tree mechanic :) > ; .' > `-. ' > `,-```. > `. \ _.`-._ > ,.-._ -. `,_.' ; .`-._ > ; /`-._ , || / > : `._ ||_.' > \ `(o) > ' ; |\ _...---..._ > ; ' ; | `-`````-. | > | ' ; || \ | > , ; : ' ||(\ | | > \ | ! .'|/\)___| | ____ ________ ____ > ; | ___!___ .|; ='| ||____|________|____| > ' ; )>o-o-o-o || | ||____|________|____| > .' .----. |'.____.' || .-----. ( > . ; ' ,---.`-.___|__________||_____/ ,---. \___| > | .' \_/ '. `==================='.' \_/ '. > ; |--(_)--| _________ |--(_)--| > | '. / \ .' / ........| `. '. / \ .' > \ `---' | |||||| | `---' LGB > / `.`-._ | ''' | ._ > `- `---------' ._ > `- ._ `- > > > Hauling a trailor :) > > ``--._ > ``--._ > _________``--._ > |-------. | ``--._ > | | | .'``--._ > __ | \ | | ; (_) ; ``--._ > _)(______.'/_`____| | '. .' ``--._ > / .........| ='| |------.--------------.-----. > )> |||||| | | |______|______________|_____| > .----. ''' | | | .-----. ( > ' ,---.`-.___;_______|_|__________/ ,---. \______| > .' \_/ '.'======================='.' \_/ '. > |--(_)--| |--(_)--| > '. / \ .' '. / \ .' LGB > `---' `---' Wow fantastic! I should put them on the site somewhere :) >>>>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. > > 1920 era slang. I was surprized some of it is still used. > http://www.jakes-joint.com/id20.htm Guess it comes natural to a guy born in 1917! >>>>12. 1926 Model T Ford. A simple and rugged car (see chapter 28). >>>> >>>> _...---..._ >>>> `-`````-. | >>>> || \ | >>>> __ ||(\ | | >>>> _)(______.'|/\)___| | ____ ________ ____ >>>> / .........|; ='| ||____|________|____| >>>> )> |||||| || | ||____|________|____| >>>> .----. ''' |'.____.' || .-----. ( >>>> ' ,---.`-.___|__________||_____/ ,---. \___| >>>> .' \_/ '. `==================='.' \_/ '. >>>> |--(_)--| |--(_)--| >>>> '. / \ .' '. / \ .' LGB >>>> `---' Model T Runabout `---' >>>> >>>> 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). > > about 93 minutes to assemble a complete model T in 1913 > >>> >>>This is my dad's car. >>> >>> .--------------, >>> ._______|:```:```:```|| >>> D|-------|`---`---`---'| >>> i|__ \\\ | -|- | ___| >>> 'r-.`-.._|____|___.'r-.\: >>> { * } { * }` lbm >>> '"' '"' >> >>Sweet > > very sweet > >>Turbo O.ASCII (no deleting) >> >> /\ >> c-/ \-e >> .. >> ~~~~ > > Looking at it as blower for steam power engines. The odd > thing that a steam powered engine was invented proir to and > being used in 1712 at the end of the witch trails era. > http://www.btinternet.com/~historical.engines/newcomen.htm To me I thought it was a deranged KKK clansmen ;) -- ABCGi - Atomic ______________________ <===> Bacterial Genetic |---------------------|| Chemical Infantrymen <=========== http://abcgi.fly.to =-+-=> |---------------------|'
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