model T snow machine with a chain drive drum

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Doug found this while out hunting

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the first New Zealand district to have a school bus service is beginning a transformation of a 1921 Model T to a school bus

The project began with former Piopio College principal Brian Tegg, who pitched the idea of converting a 1921 Model T Ford.

Project funds have hit almost $46,000 thanks to two $10,000 grants: one from Waitomo District Council and the other from Trust Waikato.

The Model T's deck will be replaced with a passenger compartment and passers-by will be able to watch through the workshop window at Laver Marine in Moa Street.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/customs-classics/75557031/20k-boost-for-piopio-colleges-replica-1920s-school-bus-project

1916 police cars. There are people that can outrun these...

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Like it or not you have to thank the dodge brothers for the Model T.

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Coolest thing I've seen today, 1915 unrestored woodwork, restored metal and mechanical, Model T, still in the family, stored inside from 1921 to 2015

and it's on Ebay for 150,000 dollars  found on https://www.facebook.com/groups/Fordmodelt/?fref=nf

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Other-Original-Gilt-Paint-over-Wood-/111847202600?forcerrptr=true&hash=item1a0a9cdf28%3Ag%3ASbYAAOSwwE5WaiXI&item=111847202600

the Gypsy Coeds and the Silver Streak, enjoying summer road trips from the mid 1930s until war rations on gas stopped cross country pleasure drives, in 1942

a 1926 Model T, the perseverance to road trip every summer from 1936 to 1942, and a gang of friends to share the trips with... very cool story just recently put into a book.

 Darlene organized summer vacations with girlfriends when her dad gave her this Model T instead of sending her to college, beginning with just a trip to a lake, but later through 44 states, Canada, and Mexico, even attending World’s Fairs in New York and San Francisco. The group changed and in total, 20 women were along and learning how to fix flats, or charm guys into doing minor repairs.

Don't bother trying to read them, get the book instead:

http://gypsycoeds.com/  has a ton of info, dozens of links to photo galleries, etc, surf it.

or you can listen to 1998 recordings of Regina talking about her experiences as a Gyspy Coed on the 1939 trip to the New York Worlds Fair.  http://gypsycoeds.com/home-2/listen-to-tails-from-the-1939-trip/

trips,
1935 - Devil's Lake Wisconsin,
1936 through Wisconsin and Michigan
1937 to Ontario
1938 to Detroit for Henry Ford's birthday
1939 New York Worlds Fair
1940 to San Diego California and Bonneville
1941 to New Orleans and up the East coast
1942 to Chicago

The car belonged to Darlene, who had wanted to go to college, but her father did not think that was necessary, didn’t want her to leave Bradford. Darlene worked as a hair dresser in the basement of the family home. It is believed that it was here that she and the girls would talk about and plan their trips. She organized the first camping trip and would become the ringleader for all the following seven the trips.

See the 5 minute video, at https://www.dropbox.com/s/nbtshuaov5gtho1/rc.v.2_GypsyCoeds.mov?dl=0  you don't have to download it, just move past the pop ups and press play. It's terrific, and tells the story really well

1916 model t and cool trailer

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