Models T and A Ford Cars
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1950
Submitter: This might possibly be the oldest book submitted to your site. While I have seen some antique cars here and there, particularly during parades or fairs, I am guessing there is a more up-to-date book on how to care for a car like this. This book should probably be in a library’s historical collection rather than shoved in the stacks.
Holly: Ooooh, there are some librarians here in the Detroit area absolutely salivating over this book! The Benson Ford Research Center would love to have this. In fact, any number of Dream Cruisers would dig this too. Yes, a historical collection would be the best place for it. It looks like it’s about to bite the dust, doesn’t it? That would be a travesty. Please do send this to Detroit! We’ll find a good home for it!
SIX BUCKS?!
Good grief! Weed! (yes, offer it to the research center)
This belongs in a museum!!!
WOW! I know a few libraries here in Boston who would love it!
I’d send it to the bindery and keep it , but only if there is demand for this in your library.
Yeah, someone somewhere would be happy to meet this book, I’m sure.
Gee, I wonder if I can still order The Treasury of Early American Automobiles and Those Wonderful Old Automobiles?
The model T is big in old car circles, but if probably needs to be relocated to the right kind of library.
I did not realize that, in Model T cars, the driver sat on top of the gas tank. See Fig 3.
I guess people in Michigan already know what the headline is referring to? The rest of us I guess have to Google “Woodward Dream Cruise” to find out.
Just follow the “Dream Cruisers” link in the post. It has quite a history!