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A little over 6 miles, it was beautiful! www.alltrails.com/trail/us/alaska/west-glacier-trail

Never mind. I found the answer. On your video!

@@roncruiser correct, I paid an upholstery shop to do it.

Hazel said thank you for the compliment! She was cold and had to wait a week to be cleaned off, but she is back looking and running good! Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to the channel!

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That sounds cool! Make sure to subscribe to the channel, thanks for watching!!

Jeff, haha you are absolutely correct. I am so very lucky to have her, she is very adventurous in life. I will never forget this trip. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe to the channel!

That is the vacuum line. It's only purpose is the run the vacuum wiper that was stock the year this car was made. The lines runs inside to the cab, then up the front A-pillar behind the upholstery, then along the header of the windshield, before connecting to the vacuum motor on the interior of the car. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to the channel!

@@JWilliams81 ahhh. Thank you so much. I just purchased a 1931 fordor town sedan. It has wipers but that line is not hooked up. Thanks for the info and subbed 😎👍🏼

@@bubba6richards729 Well congratulations on the new car! We have the same car! Let me know if I can answer any questions, I will certainly try.

@@JWilliams81 well ty very much. The car is finished top to bottom. It is very well documented and featured in a snap on calendar. Unfortunately I acquired it from a friend of my fathers who passed and his kids wanted nothing to do with it. Truly blessed to own this piece of history. 👍🏼

No horses here. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to the channel!

I always enjoy telling people how the pedals work or showing them if I am able. It is a lot of fun driving a car from 101 years ago! It was cold without side curtains, but still a blast! Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe to the channel!

Thanks for watching! I was really paranoid about the salt too. This trip was an absolute blast but the entire time I was worried about how to get off the salt off. I ended up having to wait an entire week to clean the Model T. She sat in my garage untouched from the tour that entire time. I found a product on Amazon called "Salt Off" made by the company Starbrite. This is used on marine equipment so I thought I would give it a try. I ended up putting the diluted "Salt Off" in a 1 gallon pump sprayer (similar to what you use for weed killer) that I got from Home Depot. Then I got under the car and liberally sprayed every thing I could see. I covered the underside and the body panels with the stuff. Then I let it air dry as the instructions said. Then came back and washed it all off with a hose. Then came back and did a full normal wash. It seemed to dissolve or loosen most all the salt I could find. I am pretty happy with the results! Make sure to subscribe to the channel!

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@MAFCAJim, if you look closely at 3:17-3:27 you will see that Randy wire ties the rear grease baffle to the emergency brake carrier when he ships the unit. I left the rear grease baffle wire tied until I was inserting the bolts through. So it is in there and installed correctly. Thank you for watching and make sure to subscribe!

Yes, that's why maintaining your car and ensuring that everything is how it should be is important. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to the channel!

You are right, Hazel didn't mind the cold one bit. We had on ski pants and jackets and did just fine without side curtains. Now if the wind had been blowing hard or we had a snow storm, that would have been a different story. Thanks for watching, please subscribe to our channel!

Thank you, it sure was a lot of fun! Please subscribe to the channel!

@@JWilliams81 Have followed you for many years! Best of 2024 to you!

@@dbeaumontresident847 awesome!! Thank you so much!

@clintonmarah7250 hahaha, well we tried! It was a beautiful lake and campground. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe to the channel!

Electric starters were optional from the factory starting in 1919. This 1923 Model T has the hand crank as well as the only two options offered, an electric starter and demountable rims. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to the channel!

I agree, I do love the visor look too! It makes it unique and regal. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe to the channel!

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@@JWilliams81 Will do! 👍🏼😎

It was! We’re looking forward to many more! Thanks for watching make sure to subscribe to our channel!

Thank you for subscribing! Check out the Model A playlist for more videos of her. I do daily drive mine, so she isn’t perfect but like you say sooo much fun to drive. 3 in 50 years sounds like they are all doing their job for you!

Matthew, It is always a sad time when you have to put the cars up for the winter. We are in Cincinnati, where in OH are you? Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to our channel!

@@JWilliams81 Fairview Park Ohio. About a mile and a 1/2 from the Lake.

@@matthewmahalic3562 oh yeah, that will be cold up there. As you said, Model A nap time!

@@JWilliams81 Hope to see more videos.

@@matthewmahalic3562 thanks! I do have a whole playlist for the Model A: ua-cam.com/play/PL_J0eqBPY5k-XP34gpsGitGOfFxTS61UN.html&si=EaYjwDbSpjZseii7

But it gives you the ability to get more driving time in the A! It really does make a difference. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to our channel!

Oh no doubt.....but I chuckled at how that's a cool heater

I really do daily drive my Model A here in Ohio until they put salt on the roads. I just drove her to work this week when it was 19 degrees outside, I was comfy in the heated cabin. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to our channel!

Barry, That is a good color combo. What year are you looking for? Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to our channel!

Had one like you want until Pop painted it maroon/black fenders. Everyone loves the color combo but me. Should not have messed with perfection.

@@stevenschiffel4294 maroon and black does look nice, but I agree with you..all black is so classic. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to our channel!

Thanks, I agree it fits with the times when the car was driven. I love all the Guthrie’s. Woody, Arlo, and even his grand daughter Sarah. Thanks for watching! Make sure to subscribe to my channel😉

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They were pretty close for us, like three hours. It made a great long weekend trip! Thanks for watching! Match sure to subscribe to our channel!

Gary, thanks for watching! Yep I drive her here in Ohio until they put salt down on the road. Make sure to subscribe to my channel!

It certainly helps down here in Ohio! I drove her to work this morning and it was 19 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Paul, It was sunny most of the time. It’s our first convertible. And I love the way the T looks with the top down just a little more than with the top up 😉. Thanks for watching, make sure to subscribe to my channel so that you get notified!

Never 😉. I have over 35,000 miles of daily driving on her since we bought her!