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Pic-nic season is getting closer


Western Europe is still chilly and wet. And we hear more about the flu which is going round than about pleasant pic-nic drive outs. So we can't blame our charming Driday team for wearing long and heavy winter garments while enjoying a sandwich and tea. So we better concentrate on their mobile lunchroom, photographed in 1919, Washington DC. True Model T nutheads will know the exhaust manifold cooker that's very apt for eggs, hashbrowns steaks and hotdogs of course. Yet this full catering unit was not earlier known to us. Probably a one off but you never know as for T's you could get about anything you can think of. This particular car has various aftermarket extras outside the kitchenette. Can you name them all? 

(photo archive Jeroen Booij)

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giovedì marzo 3rd, 2016
Sconosciuto
04 Marzo 2016, 14:53
The wheels are aftermarket. Ford factory examples had four rim lugs. These five rim lug wheels are aftermarket. These wheels have wood felloes too. I think these are made by Baker.
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Erik
04 Marzo 2016, 12:16
I see aftermarket spring "snubbers", a front bumper, and a spot light. The folding top may be an aftermarket "one man" top, which though Henry claimed it was possible, the standard top is very difficult for one man to open. this car is also fitted with detachable wheels, which were not standard until a certain year. This style of model T started in 1917, when the brass radiator was replaced with the taller painted steel assembly.
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Sconosciuto
04 Marzo 2016, 00:00
Is that a passenger side airbag ? ? lol
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