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The very last picture of the 1911 touring car, has a torpedo horn on it!

Wonderful pics, thanks! I wonder of the life expectancy in the radiator department?

It feels like I lived in some of those towns in another life.
Familiar and Homey.
Rich

Picture # 2 is the Sager Hotel, which stood on the corner of Walker Street (U.S. 180) and Breckenridge Avenue in Breckenridge, Texas. View is looking north. Breckenridge Avenue is also Texas Highway 6. The Ford House was across the street and 2 blocks east.

I thought the same thing Tim - the fumes must have been horrendous !

I wonder if the Ford radiator shop was any different? A bigger, more productive shop may have been better organised. Certainly fumes would be a real problem without protective equipment.

Allan from down under.

pic #26 any ideas what is going on with that car? looks like a painter or something.
Pic #27 looks like they have an overhead pigeon problem.
Pic #32 is that car loaded on a train or boat or something? interesting
and the very last picture. that guy looks like Hes having a good time! cigar and some booze... what's he drinking?

Keith, what do you think of the top boot?

I suggest anyone with a '13 roadster take a look at the photos in this post. There are two that show the correct configuration of the top where it meets the rear bow. When I made the top for mine, that's exactly how I did it.