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05/06/2020 8:16 am
The most popular car- Is it being forgotten? (pics)
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Are you spotting a theme in this post? My Model T Fords have a lot of variation, including original prices paid. More coming:
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It was the most popular car in America and perhaps in the world for decades. Now I wonder how many of us could get in one and drive off without looking at a manual.
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Finally (and I know it's past time), here are two favorites that really are out of scale:
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I wonder how many more Model T Ford models are out there. Somehow it seems there's one more every time I see a collection. Enjoy!
05/06/2020 11:01 am
David, Your Whitebox Roadster looks like it may lose a rear wheel there. Careful.
06/06/2020 1:50 am
Thanks, Don. It's okay.
06/06/2020 6:03 am
There's even more David.
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I have three versions of the Corgi, plus the 1909 by Ixo and the 1914 by Minichamps.
In addition, there is the 1925 Depot Hack by Neo:
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06/06/2020 7:07 am
Good Ts, Harvey. I'm tempted by the woody. It's a beaut!
06/06/2020 2:40 pm
Harv, I am sure that in the dawn of time Charles Barnett wrote an ….
article in Model Collector on the original Corgi Toys Corgi Classics where he mentioned that there were chrome plated versions of the Model T.
Never seen any myself but ?. they may be out there somewhere.
Chris
Autominologist residing in the Robin Hood County
Nottinghamshire England UK
07/06/2020 1:40 am
News to me...