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I wonder if that model K is a known car today.

I was wondering the same thing about the Model K. Just maybe there is enough information still around from the info that’s on the car. But it might be a long shot.
Maybe Rob Heyen might know.

Those old street scenes are so inviting. They feel like one could walk right into one of them.
Thanks
Rich

Herb Iffrig wrote: ↑

Sun May 08, 2022 1:39 pm

I wonder if that model K is a known car today.

If anyone in that area has the time and inclination for the detective work, it would be fun to find out. What it points up to me is the incredible passage of time, and how folks' perceptions have changed. Think of it, when this "K" was an item worthy of notice, it was a mere 34 years old. Can you imagine anyone even giving a second glance to a 1988 model today ? Maybe they would, and it's just my perception, and folks would note the change and be intrigued? Meanwhile, 82 years have passed since that "K" was a pet. Chances are good that bodes well for its continued existence, but following back to that point could be a long and winding trail. I hope someone will follow it !