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Can you explain how a '26 Model T is the first car you ever owned? Are you going to tell us that you leased prior to that (leasing cars wasn't even a common thing 40 years ago)? Since a '26 Model T wasn't a daily driver to anyone under 100 years old then that means you are either pulling our leg or...
When I was 19 years old I bought a 1926 Model T sedan, fully restored, for $ 475.00. This was when I lived in Seattle in 1962. The car was my only car and was my daily driver. When taking my lady friend places we always found a crowd around the car when we returned to it. Naturally after getting her in the car I would start it by using the hand crank to give a little show to the spectators. This was when the World's Fair was in Seattle. I was allowed to cut through lines of cars, etc. during all of the traffic jams around the fair. People were much more tolerant then. My lady friend said the car had a "charming, seductive personality". I do not think she ever said that of me.
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Originally Posted by Kmcoldcars
When I was 19 years old I bought a 1926 Model T sedan, fully restored, for $ 475.00. This was when I lived in Seattle in 1962. The car was my only car and was my daily driver. When taking my lady friend places we always found a crowd around the car when we returned to it. Naturally after getting her in the car I would start it by using the hand crank to give a little show to the spectators. This was when the World's Fair was in Seattle. I was allowed to cut through lines of cars, etc. during all of the traffic jams around the fair. People were much more tolerant then. My lady friend said the car had a "charming, seductive personality". I do not think she ever said that of me.
1) My dad's 56 Bel Air hardtop with a 69 375 h.p. solid lifter big block and 4 speed.
2) 1967 V.W. sand rail dune buggy.
3) My first car was a 1961 V.W. bug. I drove it for 6 mo. and then bought a 1969 Z28. LeMans Blue w/white stripes and egg create grill. I wish I still had that one.