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Stoney Lonesome · 09-13-2020, 08:23 PM

Barner friends,
Thanks for watching and for your thoughtful comments! This 1928 Roadster Pickup was my first car that I got at age 15, in 1972, rebuilt as a teenager and have had ever since. Now I take my young grandkids for rides. They love it! This movie wasn't meant as a tutorial but as 45 seconds of light entertainment to the 99.999% of the population that thinks cars were always made to start remotely by a button on your smart phone from the comfort of your home, etc, etc.

If you want REEL historical accuracy, watch The Cricket (Model "A" Ford cameo). This DOES represent the accurate use of a 1915 Edison Model "B" cylinder recording machine.
Enjoy this and my other Old-Time silent moving picture productions.

STONEY LONESOME PRODUCTIONS™
short,comic,reel,WATCH...Old-Time,silent moving pictures:
https://vimeo.com/channels/stoneylonesome

http://vimeo.com/58063685

09-13-2020, 08:23 PM	#12
Stoney Lonesome Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2020 Posts: 17	Re: st"A"rt in 46 seconds Barner friends, Thanks for watching and for your thoughtful comments! This 1928 Roadster Pickup was my first car that I got at age 15, in 1972, rebuilt as a teenager and have had ever since. Now I take my young grandkids for rides. They love it! This movie wasn't meant as a tutorial but as 45 seconds of light entertainment to the 99.999% of the population that thinks cars were always made to start remotely by a button on your smart phone from the comfort of your home, etc, etc. If you want REEL historical accuracy, watch The Cricket (Model "A" Ford cameo). This DOES represent the accurate use of a 1915 Edison Model "B" cylinder recording machine. Enjoy this and my other Old-Time silent moving picture productions. STONEY LONESOME PRODUCTIONS™ short,comic,reel,WATCH...Old-Time,silent moving pictures: https://vimeo.com/channels/stoneylonesome http://vimeo.com/58063685 Last edited by Stoney Lonesome; 09-13-2020 at 08:29 PM.