The Ford Barn

Marcus · 10-09-2021, 07:48 PM

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Just returned from a delightful three days on the Mississippi Coast; over 8,000 registered and probably another two/three thousand unregistered conveyances of any and all description. That said, very few A models and only a handful (8 or so) flathead powered rides. One 1915 T model that consistently pulled in the crowds, so the interest was there. Entirely possible I missed seeing some, but not because I did not try…..cruised the entire 20+ Miles repeatedly. Just wondering what happened to all the flatheads? Year before last there were several dozen.

10-09-2021, 07:48 PM	#1
Marcus Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Walnut Grove, Mississippi Posts: 607	Cruizin’ the Coast Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) Just returned from a delightful three days on the Mississippi Coast; over 8,000 registered and probably another two/three thousand unregistered conveyances of any and all description. That said, very few A models and only a handful (8 or so) flathead powered rides. One 1915 T model that consistently pulled in the crowds, so the interest was there. Entirely possible I missed seeing some, but not because I did not try…..cruised the entire 20+ Miles repeatedly. Just wondering what happened to all the flatheads? Year before last there were several dozen. __________________ WARM REGARDS, MARCUS