Spotted: 1926 Model T
 

Ok so this is more "classic" than "muscle" but wasn't sure where to stick it.

We landed this afternoon after a quick jaunt over to the beach to kill a few hours, have some fun, and eat some awesome boardwalk food.

As I'm taxiing back to the fuel pumps, I see something cross the taxiway in the distance. I thought for sure my eyes were deceiving me.

No BS -- A genuine 1926 Ford Model T. The owner is the same guy that has an SNJ hangared at the airport.

Of course all I had was the iPhone with me, but feast your eyes on this!


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And yes, now that I've met the owner you best believe I'm negotiating for a ride in the SNJ.

Wow, love the wood floors! Cool little car and a nice spot.

Do any TS sponsors sell those wheels? They're HRE right?

Center locking wheels :lol:

A local collector here has a few of them. I posted in this thread here.
https://teamspeed.com/forums/general...on-africa.html

thats innovation right there

that is a great find......never seen one in person

Love all the wood in that car!! :lol:

That is awesome.

Its always great to see a well preserved piece of automotive history being driven. I can almost hear the ahhhh-oooooh-gah horn looking at those pictures :)

Cool spot! That's about as simple as it gets.