Drive a Model T

[Rassy]

This entry is for Reid, who often talks about and shows pictures of his own Model T before its demise. Saw a picture of a Model T in last Sunday's Oregonian newpaper. Short article featuring an inn in California that will let you rent a Model T by the day:
http://www.tinlizzieinn.com/

 

[Reid Welch]

Just read. Will respond. Need specifics. Can't judge a T by its 'looks' at all.
Must be seen and opened and INSPECTED to know just what it's worth.

Some look like new but are unsafe to even try to start.
Some look like hell, on purpose, even, but are as road-worthy and as reliable as when brand spankin' new.

Needs must have more data to even give you a clue.

One thing for sure: it is a BUYERS' MARKET for Model T. Always has been, always will be;
the market today is terrible for EVERYONE trying to sell. Depression.

ADVICE: where do you live? We will find you an expert T person to look over that....

AGAIN:

"A little powder, a little paint, makes a lady, what she ain't!"

Clara Rockmore quote

But I know old friends, long neglected, who would be de-fuckin'-ligthed to go over your prospective purchase for any of you;
I'd have to renew old connections, long severed...or you may end up buying THIS:

(stand by folks-es, one minute or two?)

Model T'reid

 

[Reid Welch]

cleared of data, obsolete, not needed

 

[Rassy]

Hi Reid:

Just read. Will respond. Need specifics. Can't judge a T by its 'looks' at all.
Must be seen and opened and INSPECTED to know just what it's worth.

Just for the record, I am not in the market for a T. Just thought you would be interested in the Inn that built it's theme around the "T". The fact that they maintain them and rent them out so you can take your own tour is interesting.