Oh, I have to do this!
What a cool idea - one that cadolphin and I are going to look into! I’ve always wanted to drive a flivver!
And I love the central CA coast, having lived there in the 80s - this couldn’t be more perfect! Oh but it is, you’re based in Cambria!
Crank 'em up and let’s go!
WEEEEEEEEEEE
I’m ALWAYS game for a vacation!
Do you think it’s a good sign or not that Rico had to explain what a “flivver” is?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
How astoundingly cool!, I am jealous., I wanna go, now!.
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Hah. I was just pricing these yesterday. If I had just a little more room in the garage, you’d all be welcome to come over and drive it.
However, I don’t think it’d be much fun driving one of these through the Sierras like the vacation suggests. It’d be cold, you’d be slow and the 15,000 Suburbans would be on your butt.
Keep in mind that the original model t’s are not exactly street legal these days. So there will be extensive modifications made to them. It’s still a neat idea though.
Um, actually, from the website, the cars looked pretty darned stock; and they were talking about hand crank starting and about driving lessons, which would be a must with the T’s weird gearshifting setup.
And I believe that the T is still street legal; in Washington, at least, you only have to have the equipment the car originally came with.
That looks like a lot of fun! 