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The first photo is of a gathering at my great great great grandfather's farm, I believe around 1932? The other two photos were sent as postcards to my great great grandfather in 1910. Are these Model Ts and Model As?
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All of them? The one in the first pic looks pretty big.
Sorry, looked closer now, the one in the front on the first pic is an "A" touring notice the gas cap in front of windshield and sweep fenders. again sorry for over-looking that. The rest are
S'ok, that first one is really cool. It reminds me of the cars you would see FDR riding around in the back of.
Hi, sorry for late posting, none of the cars in the left photo are model A Fords. as model A s had wire wheels. the other two photos are not Fords either , the front springs are going the wrong direction , and they are right hand drive. 1910 fords were left hand drive in the US.