[mkleesma]

Pleasant piece of news, for a change.

[Buckeye McFrog]

But much like its owner, Pitman's beloved 1927 Ford Model T still has a lot of mileage left in it. This weekend, the pair will cover more than 600 kilometres

I love the smell of cognizant dissonance in the morning.

[C210N]

What gas can it take?

I’d think the usual 87 octane, with 10-15% ethanol, no lead might be hard on it.

But, the hardware store gas-in-a-can might be ideal - pure gas, no ethanol, but the price is upwards of $23 a gallon.

[rockinqsranch]

Nice. Thanks for posting.

Question for Antique Ford aficionado’s. IF a 1931 model ‘A’ is put together from a trailer load of (a collection of) parts from many other ‘A’ model cars is it worth less than a restored original? Curious as to how much less.

Long story about a great guy (now deceased) who made his car from a collection of old parts he had accumulated over many years. Now the old guy that bought the car (eight years older than me) is losing interest in maintaining the car I might consider purchasing it myself.

[Kriggerel]

Nice name for a town. “Crapaud”. French for “toad”.

“I live in Toad, Prince Edward Island, eh.”

[PhiloBedo]

Where is N.S. and P.E.I.??

[central_va]

Stupid camera person can’t even give us a shot of the entire vehicle.

[Verginius Rufus]

It doesn’t say how many miles it has been driven. Did 1927 Model T’s have odometers?

[mumblypeg]

Awesome. These days, it’s nigh impossible to buy an auto without a lot of computerized electronic crap on it.

[Kickass Conservative]

My Brother has owned his 32 Ford 5 Window Deuce Coupe for 55 Years. He’s a Piker compared to this guy. #;^)

[Fido969]

But much like its owner, Pitman's beloved 1927 Ford Model T still has a lot of mileage left in it.

I wonder what clairvoyant basis for that claim is.