Just found this on youtube.
Model T first in WWI parade.
Just watch and enjoy.
Andre
Belgium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GMITokuHN4
model T in WWI parade.
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AndreFordT
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Re: model T in WWI parade.
Love it, 14 and a 15 ? Looks like they were pulling some pretty steep grades. Impressive running equipment. Thanks jw
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Re: model T in WWI parade.
Thank you. I was fortunate enough to go the Great Dorset Steam Fair twice, and it is indeed a fairly hilly area. The steam guys are proud of their heavy haulage heritage, and they have a large heavy haulage active display, including a large hill they pull. Here in the US, we tend to focus on agricultural steam engines, but there they have a large presence of agricultural, heavy haulage, and showman (carnival).
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Re: model T in WWI parade.
Very cool! Thanks for posting!