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I am going to attempt to every now and then post a little Model T fun I have found, or made. I hope it works, and feel free to add on anything Model T Fun related that you find! I hand draw a lot, and have a terrible computer camera, so it won't be the best quality.

I am sorry for the poor quality, I was in poor lighting at the time as well.

That little runabout is taking it easy now, kool art!

Those are fun to see. I like car art.
Thanks
Rich

Hello all! I made another picture!

Here is a retake of yesterday's, in better light. I am sorry, but I do not have access to a scanner at this time, so they will not be the greatest quality.

Looks fine to me! Something more to look forward to enjoying on the model T forum!
Thank you.

Here's another for today.

Nice!
Rich

Thank you Rich!

Here are a few more for today.

2 in honor of the Sunday funnies! I hope you all like them!

Well done, I like the insurance value!
Cheers

Holy cow socks! I am surprised by over 600 views! Thank you MTFCA!

Here is another for today. Relatable?

very good!
Look out Rich

I wonder if anyone has found a solution to the great vibrating mirror...

Yup, doesnt vibrate at all laying on the shelf.

I guess it wouldn't, would it?

I wonder if this means you can swap engines? (HMMMM, that gives me an idea....)

"Coupe de Grass" I believe it's French.
Fun stuff.
Rich

That gives me an idea for another comic!

1925 Touring wrote: ↑

Tue May 03, 2022 11:34 am

I wonder if anyone has found a solution to the great vibrating mirror...

I tried the shot (bb's) inside the body of the mirror. Seems ok

Here is another for today. I hope you all like it!

Reminds me of the two kids at a car show years ago.
"Did they really drive these back in the old days?"
"Yep, back then that's all they could afford."
Rich

That's a good one.

I cannot take complete credit for this one, I found a similar picture in the Model T Ford Service essentials.
I have the list of what the skeleton is made of, but not on me. I will do the best I can to remember the parts
Head is headlight
neck is two exhaust pack nuts
spine is a camshaft
ribs are magneto magnets
shoulders are fan belt arms
arms are connecting rods
fingers are bolts
hips are a TT rear end gear
Legs are more connecting rods and fan belt arms
toes are horn housings

I hope you all like it!

EnTirely believable.
Rich

InTubeintly...

PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ADD YOUR OWN "MODEL T FUN AND COMIC(S)" TO THIS THREAD, AS I WILL NOT BE POSTING FOR A LONG WHILE

Well this one should be in there somewhere. I don't remember where I found it. Maybe it's Wayne's

Might be the only way to seal the compression unless head gaskets are available again
Norm

I would be torqued out of shape too.
From 1963

I was 16 and had owned my Model A for a whole year when we started the local car club. I became the official cartoonist for the club newsletter. It was the old mimeograph, with the purple ink that had a distinct and pungent scent?
And I'm still at it.

It was the old mimeograph, with the purple ink that had a distinct and pungent scent?
And I'm still at it.

Ah yes, that smell. Young folk have no idea. I think it was meths based? quite the 'heady' vapour to be around for too long......
Maybe you might seek professional help if you are still at it...

So that's what's wrong with me. It all changed around the time we used that purple ink.

We always knew when a "pop test" was coming by the mimeograph smell. Teachers would design their own tests and run off copies as needed. Thank God, there were no "experts" around ... and in spite of that, we could tell boys from girls.

Abraham Lincoln's T coupe?

Actually the first production of the Lincoln car.
Norm

No punch line. It's just a sketch of the road to Sun Valley, ID.

Did you know that the Ford Model T had the very first heated seats? They weren't hot in the winter but they were in the summer! It's the only factory accessory that the open cars had, and closed cars lacked!

One of many postcards on https://modeltfordfix.com/cobb-x-shinn- ... ost-cards/

Merry Christmas!!!