The Ford Barn - View Single Post - Model T verses Model A

H. L. Chauvin · 12-19-2016, 06:31 PM

As far as a hobby item:

a. It appears similar to old guns and having an old breech loader that one can load with shotgun shells, or a little older, where one provides powder and shot through the muzzle; and/or,

b. Similar also to owning an early Model T, and/or going a little further back with owning something like an enclosed "Cozy Cab" with a windshield and sliding doors which is horse drawn.

c. Old guns, old buggies, and old cars were all extremely well designed by very sensitive artist.

c. If one tries to design and actually draw a vintage antique, buggy, car and/or gun & compare it to that which was manufactured years ago, one can begin to appreciate "all" of yesteryear's art work.

12-19-2016, 06:31 PM	#12
H. L. Chauvin Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 4,179	Re: Model T verses Model A - why own a Model T ? ? ? As far as a hobby item: a. It appears similar to old guns and having an old breech loader that one can load with shotgun shells, or a little older, where one provides powder and shot through the muzzle; and/or, b. Similar also to owning an early Model T, and/or going a little further back with owning something like an enclosed "Cozy Cab" with a windshield and sliding doors which is horse drawn. c. Old guns, old buggies, and old cars were all extremely well designed by very sensitive artist. c. If one tries to design and actually draw a vintage antique, buggy, car and/or gun & compare it to that which was manufactured years ago, one can begin to appreciate "all" of yesteryear's art work.