Bridesmaids

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Nice car to get hitched in

 

[mercman from oz]

 

[nkaminar]

Weighting down the car so it doesn't float away.

That is a nice roadster with some unique features for so early. Note the spare tire cover, the rock guard on the radiator, and what looks like a aftermarket horn. The car is all dolled up in several ways, including the passengers.

 

[Joe K]

The car is all dolled up in several ways, including the passengers.

And the gearshift can be pulled up and swung out of the way.

Just mentioning a "standard" advantage. There are others...

Joe K

 

[katy]

Here's another wedding day photo, not a model A, but still a Ford:

 

[Marshall V. Daut]

Good grief! They just got married and already she's "cranky"!!!

That's a 1926 Model T Tudor, by the way, in Deep Channel Green, a factory color in 1926-27 on closed body styles. Beautifully restored!

Marshall

 

[Bruce of MN]

Oh, no, her thumb is around the handle!

 

[nkaminar]

She probably will not need her thumb on her wedding night.

 

[Clem Clement]

Dual horns. I can't see: is MIL tn the rumble??

 

[nkaminar]

Yap, dual horns. The guy driving is just horny.

 

[Ayers1]

And what a pair of horns they are!

 

[mercman from oz]

 

[1930artdeco]

Teh roadster also has silver wheels and what looks like a Lincoln rad cap.

 

[old31]

But honey, I told you to buy a Buick. No more Fords and after today we are divorced.

 

[Ed in Maine]

Just pointing out that it is poor practice to put someone up on your front fendors. I did this many years ago with my 1930 Town Sedan and she bent the front fendor down slightly! Ed

 

[katy]

Musta bin Big Bertha