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ETAModel · 06-10-2021, 01:03 AM

I saw on the history channel where Ford didnt want the Model T's competing for the market, and offered decent money for them. They had a shot of a row of them being rolled up to a huge furnace and driven into it, remotely of course.

Dad said during WWII there was some kind of drive EVERY WEEKEND! cloth, grease, rubber, metal, anything of value to the war effort. I'm sure MANY T's were turned into Jeeps and Sherman Tanks.

06-10-2021, 01:03 AM	#16
ETAModel Senior Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Along the Red River, Texas Posts: 360	Re: Lots of A's but not so many T's I saw on the history channel where Ford didnt want the Model T's competing for the market, and offered decent money for them. They had a shot of a row of them being rolled up to a huge furnace and driven into it, remotely of course. Dad said during WWII there was some kind of drive EVERY WEEKEND! cloth, grease, rubber, metal, anything of value to the war effort. I'm sure MANY T's were turned into Jeeps and Sherman Tanks.