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I went up to the Old Car Festival in Greenfield Village, MI in September. ^^ Having gone last year, I got rained on, so this year the weather was lovely and I enjoyed it very much so.
I don't recall exactly what type of car this was, sorry.... Though judging from the looks of it, I'd say a 20s Ford Model T. I'm likely wrong, and look forward to you car experts letting me know.
September 10th, 2011.
Greenfield Village, MI
I don't recall exactly what type of car this was, sorry.... Though judging from the looks of it, I'd say a 20s Ford Model T. I'm likely wrong, and look forward to you car experts letting me know.
September 10th, 2011.
Greenfield Village, MI
Category Photography / Miscellaneous
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Size 1280 x 853px
File Size 317.9 kB
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My dad would know! He's restoring a 1930 Model A, so he knows cars around that time period pretty well. :3 I'll show him and get back to you!
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harui
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harui 
Dad says it's a '28 or '29 Model A Roadster. He can tell by the small hubcaps and the curved cowl (as opposed to being straight). SO thar ya go! I told you he'd know. ^_^
~ harui
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harui 
Well, if you're referring to the motor, odds are highly unlikely that they did such. All the cars in this show have to be 100% original, as they came out of the factory, or they don't get in. That's why I go- none of those ugly street rods and other things people have ruined with what they think is "style". Regardless, I can't answer you for certain in regards to this car- but I'd be willing to bet everything involved in it meets original specifications... otherwise, it wouldn't have been there.
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