Recent content by 31 Town Sedan

Thanks for the comments, they are indeed thought provoking. I posted this because I'm appalled by the the large number of AI generated videos of the "so-called restorations" like this that are flooding Youtube. Unfortunately, there is no way to police these videos, nor should we in a free...

Almost Happy New Year Well, it was inevitable....There's now another AI generated video on Youtube entitled: "Inside the Ford Model A Factory: How Ford Replaced the Model T With 4.8 Million Modern Cars" by user Industrial Vault. Unfortunately, I can't load the direct link to this absurd Youtube...

Merry Christmas. On Youtube, I just came across an AI generated video entitled: Inside the 1932 Ford V8 Factory: How Ford Built America's First Affordable V8 During the Depressione by user Industrial Vault. Unfortunately, I can't load the direct link. It's so inaccurate, but amusing to watch...

Merry Christmas. On Youtube, I just came across an AI generated video entitled: Inside the Ford Model T Factory: How Henry Ford's Assembly Line Changed Manufacturing Forever by the user Industrial Vault. Unfortunately, I can't load the direct link. It's so inaccurate, but amusing to watch...

Dear Paul and other commentators: Thank you so much for your responses to my thread about the future of Model A and T collection. Paul: I really enjoy your videos on Youtube:your brilliance and eternal optimism shed such a needed positive light. I have a couple of ideas on bringing younger...

Take a good look at the video of the 2025 AACA Rockville show from last weekend [Rockville Antique and Classic Car Show 2025 by bistrighini] I only see ~8 Model T's and 8 Model A's. When I used to go >50 years ago, there were at least 50 T's and A's.

Yes it's kind of a shame that some Model A Ford Clubs are not very friendly to younger members. While in high school back in the mid 1970's I was a member of the George Washington Chapter of MAFCA in suburban Washington DC. As the youngest member, I was welcomed by the elders and went to many...

Greetings. As an owner of a '31 Model A Town Sedan, I'm just curious about the future of Model A and T collecting. Since so many pre-war Fords have survived, a lot of older collectors are dying off or having difficulty finding buyers. It's my understanding that Millennials and Gen Z's are...