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Gary
I just completed the renovation of the facade on my 100 year old building (1912) and we needed some pictures for the Board of Historic Preservation. Well what better way than to add in 100 year old Fords as well ;D The South end of my building was actually an automotive dealership originally. Some of the old photos show cars parked in front, but I'm not sure if they were for sale or just cars parked on the street.
In these pics you can see a 1912 Model T and a 1924 Ford Truck. 1924 was the first year they actually produced a truck with a bed and it's a one ton! Doesn't look like it would carry more than my Ecoboost but apparently it will I got a ride in the Model T and it was pretty cool. It has a crank start and on the steering column a lever for the throttle and another lever for manual spark advance/retard!
In these pics you can see a 1912 Model T and a 1924 Ford Truck. 1924 was the first year they actually produced a truck with a bed and it's a one ton! Doesn't look like it would carry more than my Ecoboost but apparently it will I got a ride in the Model T and it was pretty cool. It has a crank start and on the steering column a lever for the throttle and another lever for manual spark advance/retard!