Fun with Santa

41panelmark

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I was invited to bring the T to a Santa Kids event here in town and it turned out so well that the town may do a full on event centered around T's next year (weather dependent of coarse).

Lot's of kids, parents and passers by became a part of the celebration. The town Santa was very happy to see the T and talk to kids all morning sitting on the tool box. They even did some staged photos of Santa with the truck and a few with me inside while he was pretending to crank the old T up. The kids and the moms seemed to be as fascinated with the truck as they were with Santa.

All and all a good day with the T.
 

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Good for you. Good for the hobby and Model T's for you to do this.

FWIW, I think that one of the first impressions that sparked my interest in antique cars was visiting a friend and patient of my Dad's who had what i recall was a 1920's Buick. This would have been in the mid 50's. I never forgot that car.
 
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