The Ford Barn

t-head · 05-31-2013, 06:44 AM

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As promised in Part I, a horse of a different color presents itself here in this photo. To be a bit more precise about it, the faithful four-legged friend parked on the left looks like a mule to us. Easily forgotten today is just how long horses and their near relatives remained on the scene in the cities of America providing necessary service, and not only in the South. The Ford Model “A” on the right might have been around almost as long as that old mule. See it an another view of the station on The Old Motor.

05-31-2013, 06:44 AM	#1
t-head Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: In my machine shop. Posts: 1,047	A Great Gas Station Scene Filled With Cars and a Mule and Wagon Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) As promised in Part I, a horse of a different color presents itself here in this photo. To be a bit more precise about it, the faithful four-legged friend parked on the left looks like a mule to us. Easily forgotten today is just how long horses and their near relatives remained on the scene in the cities of America providing necessary service, and not only in the South. The Ford Model “A” on the right might have been around almost as long as that old mule. See it an another view of the station on The Old Motor.