They use trolleys on the plantations to get them to the washing & packing house where they get boxed & palletized.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralphxyz
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They use trolleys on the plantations to get them to the washing & packing house where they get boxed & palletized.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralphxyz
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Ford Motor Company assembly line workers. 1913.
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....and fire extinguishers for everyone! Wonder how long that realization took.
Model Ts or As ?
Model T with what looks like an electric starter...
hmmm, transmission looks like a Model A
the fenders hanging look to be T fenders. but Im not sure about the date of 1913....possiably not even ford....I dont see any blue ovals:rimshot:
Model As being assembled, the photo is dated wrong A was built 1928-1931 give or take a few months on each end.
defiantly not a Model T transmission and the bodies in the far end of the photo suggest later A's as well the roundness almost suggests the 32 Brookville bodies for the model B except the smaller more rectangle rear windows are more 29 or 30Quote:
Originally Posted by mechanic217
There is a radiator grille hanging upside down near the back that definitely looks like a 31.
