Again from 2015, here’s an iPhone photo of my dad and I rolling along in the old timer. He’s driving, I would never ask to drive this car as it takes time to learn and he never offered! 😎
The steering wheel is on the right side…
Again from 2015, here’s an iPhone photo of my dad and I rolling along in the old timer. He’s driving, I would never ask to drive this car as it takes time to learn and he never offered! 😎
The steering wheel is on the right side…
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What a ride! Great sense of being there. iPhones take great photos if you have a 7 or newer. My 10 kills it!
Awesome photo, John! I bet it felt good driving it! 😎
Thanks Donna, my dad is driving. No way would I want to try to drive this car, it’s of course nothing like our modern cars. Takes skills my dad has had for many years. I’m the guy who trilers them to locations for him. 😎
This is a great photo.
Thanks so much!! ❤️ This was a wonderful trip.
Cool photo. Do you have to double clutch it, hand throttle it, and choke it manually? A mechanic I worked for years ago had a 1939 Ford pick up. I had to double clutch it, there was a manual choke, the steering was horrible, and it had other quirks I don’t remember right of hand.
Dad double clutched the trans! The Choke is manual, I may be wrong but believe the throttle was via a floor throttle. A very unique experience having a ride in this beauty. 😎🥰
Good times, I would imagine.
Ohhh yeah, I admit to being fearful though since I wasn’t behind the wheel. If I’m not it’s basically Gaaaaah!!!
I know the feeling. I’ a control freak too.
When it comes to driving, **** yes. Dad was 87 years young behind the right-drive car on this trip. 🥰
Oops, I meant “I’m.”
Gotcha. ❤️
Nice work with an iPhone even!
Thanks Sandra, I agree. If the lighting is just right these things can capture a decent photo. As good as they are today they still have a long way to go to catch up with real cameras. 😎