cook out for antique enthusiests

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

I'm certainly no expert and I cede to your knowledge. I know the fellow who has done th car and know it to be registered as a '15, I do believe he mentioned that it was a Late '15 if that helps.

My '15 has brass headlight rims and Firestone Demountables.

That is the "key" to it right there. The 1916 Model T production started in August of 1915, and many people have called the 1916 model "a late-'15" to allow inclusion into the Horseless Carriage Club's mandatory pre-1916 age. In reality his car is probably a '16 just like a November of 1927 built Model A would be a 1928 year model instead of a 1927 Model A. I see your T has brass rimmed lamps.

BTW, yours is a nice looking car too!

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[lazlobassett]

Thanks Brent. mine isn't so polished or shiney and I bought it, Brian built his and it is really purtty. He's been trying to swap me out of my wheels n rims for a couple of years now but I like the firestone de mountables. I'm not much for polish n the like, so I'll never win any awards there...