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Improving the Ford Model T by Roger Grubert There has been nothing made that couldn’t be improved upon. And with a ready-made market of millions of Model T owners, after-market suppliers saw opportunities in various improvements to the Model T. … [Read More...]

Driving the Ford Model T by Roger Grubert In our previous article, we learnt how best to start a Model T with the crank handle. Now that it’s started, how do we proceed down the road? Our guest article writer Roger Grubert, tells all. … [Read More...]

How to Drive a Ford Model T - Starting By Roger Grubert The Ford Model T is the first car that most people cite when asked to name a ‘vintage car’. After all, about 16 million of them were made and exported to every country in the world which … [Read More...]

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1910 Talbot 6 AS Roadster - The Invincible Talbot Highlights from the 2012 Motorfest, Sydney, Australia The English Talbot was already making a name for itself when this attractive roadster was built. The grey car is set off with striking … [Read More...]

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In response to the 'Chevalier's Roadster' article, Martin Shelley contributes some inside information from owning a Clement-Bayard roadster, and visiting the factory and dwelling of Gustav-Adolphe Clement himself. This little Clement-Bayard is … [Read More...]

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1916 Detroit Electric Brougham - A Tram of One's Own Highlights from the 2012 Motorfest, Sydney, Australia The era of the electric car was waning when this Detroit Electric was built in 1916. Electric self-starters had now taken the muscle out … [Read More...]
1910 Talbot 6 AS Roadster - The Invincible Talbot Highlights from the 2012 Motorfest, Sydney, Australia The English Talbot was already making a name for itself when this attractive roadster was built. The grey car is set off with striking red wire wheels and nickel plating on its … [Read More...]
In response to the 'Chevalier's Roadster' article, Martin Shelley contributes some inside information from owning a Clement-Bayard roadster, and visiting the factory and dwelling of Gustav-Adolphe Clement himself. This little Clement-Bayard is undoubtedly a fine example of a fine car, probably an … [Read More...]
1916 Detroit Electric Brougham - A Tram of One's Own Highlights from the 2012 Motorfest, Sydney, Australia The era of the electric car was waning when this Detroit Electric was built in 1916. Electric self-starters had now taken the muscle out of starting a car, and increasing reliability and … [Read More...]
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