Double Trouble, the '27 model T roadster made of eye magnet material

For a gallery of really good photography (hell of a lot better than I can do at a car show!) http://doubletroublehotrod.com/index.html with the photography of Anthony Mair

Inquistive guy huh?

Mi T Mouse, 1915 model T touring hot rodded, and winner of my Best Instrument Cluster prize

just in case anyone had a question, the owner wanted it clearly understood this is no rat rod

Scruffy went to the Model T museum and photographed the 1915 Lamsteed Camper truck

Check out this cool steering wheel that unclamps and moves out of the way so people could stretch out and sleep, see a lot of cool stuff on Scruffy's blog, http://www.suede-and-chrome.com/2010/08/model-t-museum-post-2.html

1915 Lamsteed Kampkar - an early recreational vehicle manufactured by Anheuser-Busch. The vehicles were mounted on a Model T Ford chassis and sold for $535.

Comedic use of automobiles in silent movies

Above Buster Keaton enacts a common concept that a Model T had to be put down like a horse when it's useful life was over, because like a horse, it was all give and no take, all heart.

1929 and 1924

the wheel chair has an attached power wheel, looks like something I just watched on the History channel show "American Pickers" an interesting show I like to try to catch. Also similar to the Briggs and Stratton motor wheel

For a timeline of power wheels and powered bicycles: http://www.mopedarmy.com/wiki/Motorized_Bicycle

Photos via: http://fantomatik75.blogspot.com/

probably the oldest vehicle at the races, a 1923 Model T Touring looking barn fresh and ready for another 87 years of reliable service

Oldest license plate from Baja California (Mexico) I've ever seen (1925), and the car is terrific looking!

For more cars and cool stuff at the Crower open house see: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/06/1st-open-house-and-customer-car-show-at.html
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/06/dragsters-at-crower-1st-open-house-and.html
and http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/06/crower-legacy-display-at-crower-1st.html

I've never seen a fire hose pump on the front of a Model T... great idea!

Via: http://carrosantigos.wordpress.com/