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Originally Posted by Steve Jelf

Yes, drive one and experience the difference. Wherever you drive, you are your own parade; wherever you park, you are your own car show. But watch out, they can be addictive. Many folks, after getting their first one, just have to have another.

On a practical level, as others have pointed out, the A is pretty much a modern car. The T is a horseless carriage. Some folks require the modern speed of an A. Some of us appreciate life in the slow lane and find cruising at 30-35 mph relaxing and enjoyable. Many more T's were made than A's, so buying and fixing a T generally costs less.

For fun, here's a famous bit of writing about the Model T: http://dauntlessgeezer.com/DG74.html

And here are a couple of T videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCWn...tpDgCPJXbFCA6w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21k8...tpDgCPJXbFCA6w

thanks for the videos.