One of my favorite YouTube shows, Barn Find Hunters, has an original, unrestored 1914 Towncar...link below. It's pretty rough, but looks relatively solid.
The T appears at roughly 17 minutes into the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff9ixiYlvL0
1914 Towncar
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1914 Towncar
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Re: 1914 Towncar
16:56 to 18:23. WoW! And I thought this would be just another day. The details shown are absolutely wonderful.
Thanks Don.
Rich
Thanks Don.
Rich
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Re: 1914 Towncar
Less than a minute and a half for the town car, but better than nothing I guess. You can see where the interest in "antique" automobiles centers ! Wonderful to know there's another towncar in existence. Thanks much for posting.
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Re: 1914 Towncar
I was surprised that he spent that much time on the T. He usually skips over A's and T's and goes for the more glamorous stuff like muscle cars or exotics, which is surprising because I believe he's one of the co-authors of the "Coast to Coast in a Model T" book.Rich Bingham wrote: ↑Thu Mar 07, 2019 9:24 amLess than a minute and a half for the town car, but better than nothing I guess. You can see where the interest in "antique" automobiles centers !
I do like the series though. He's essentially living 1/2 of my dream...finding and pulling great old original paint cars out of garages and barns, then getting them running and preserving them by stabilizing the old paint and interior.
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