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Dave Mellor NJ 11-14-2024 12:53 AM

Rutty road
 

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/423910-rutty-road/

700rpm 11-14-2024 01:48 AM

Re: Rutty road
 

Poor guy isn’t dressed to solve that problem.

old31 11-14-2024 04:27 AM

Re: Rutty road
 

Not a problem. All he has to do is get on his cell phone and call AAA.

Can you imagine trying to explain to someone back in the era what a cell phones is!

Bruce of MN 11-14-2024 04:30 AM

Re: Rutty road
 

https://content.invisioncic.com/r277...62100ce40f.jpg

marty in Ohio 11-14-2024 07:19 AM

Re: Rutty road
 

Boy, and you thought you were having a rough day !!!
Marty

gdmn852 11-14-2024 04:27 PM

Re: Rutty road
 

A Restorer 90 years later, I wonder how the fenders got so bent up ?

Smokedtires 11-14-2024 05:11 PM

Re: Rutty road
 

How many would attempt that in their A today? Although clearly not a bad choice in cars to try it even today.

David in San Antonio 11-14-2024 05:46 PM

Re: Rutty road
 

I wonder how many mules it required?

Synchro909 11-14-2024 05:55 PM

Re: Rutty road
 

I bet the left hand side front door of that car is open. With that much twist in the chassis, there is no way they will close until it is level again. On second thoughts, he probably had to climb over it to get out.

lrf 11-14-2024 07:39 PM

Re: Rutty road
 

My guess: He probably once owned a Model T that went on this road many times with no problems.

CatMan1 11-15-2024 04:35 PM

Re: Rutty road
 

It looks like there is someone driving it as the right rear tire appears to be spinning. Maybe? I guess the A's were nearly as flexible as the T's.

fried okra 11-15-2024 07:38 PM

Re: Rutty road
 

Wonder where that is?

katy 11-16-2024 11:59 AM

Re: Rutty road
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by CatMan1 (Post 2350267)
It looks like there is someone driving it as the right rear tire appears to be spinning. Maybe? I guess the A's were nearly as flexible as the T's.

One can see what appears to be the top of the drivers hat.


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