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Long time Bonneville racer Seth Hammond's Fronty headed T. The article appeared in HOTROD Magazine in 1975.

"GOLDEN T" Owned by Arthur E. George, a typical English sportsman of the day, he was initially a champion cyclist in South Africa before the turn of the century and later served in the Second Boer War. Returning to England in 1902, he formed the company George & Jobling with Robert Lee...

More of the two T's from the '09 Ocean to Ocean race.

A couple more of Kulick. First is from 1910, racing an iceboat across Lake St. Claire and the other photo shows him on his way to a second place finish in his class at the 1911 Elgin Road Races.

Good to see you here too Tim. Thanks for the correction. I had a feeling i was wrong

That's a good looking car in your avitar. Please share some info and photos with us.

I don't think it's a 6 cyl engine. Remember, Henry disliked the Model K so i don't think he would've approved the fitting of an engine that was in production 2-3 years earlier. Having said that i have read about the Super T that Kulick campained in 1911 but i have never seen a photo. I'm still...

Famous Ford employee Frank Kulick. The track looks like Point Breeze, Philadelphia circa 1910.

Great thread David. Photo below is the No.2 Ford of W.B. Scott and mechanic C.J. Smith that finished first in America's first transcontinental auto race in 1909 but was later disqaulified because of an axle change, a supposed engine change and favorable outside assistance, handing the win and...