A couple of Cuties wanted to see a photo of our 1928 Model A Ford. We recently returned home from a trip to Darwin. We travelled about 8240km in 27 days. What a great trip although Darwin was far too hot for me. Hugs Marg

Awesome!/Lillian

just awesome well done hugs

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

Thank you

Oh! MY what a treasure. My neighbor had a model A or T when I was a little girl. He walked to work and only drove it on Sundays. I think in the 1950's he finally bought a new car. Kay

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

Great car.

Now that's traveling with /in class lol hugs

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

It sure is. We had a couple of Canadians travel with us some of the way. They ran out of time and had to return home. JIm and Brenda from Ontario, I think.

Wow my husband has a 1929 Model A Ford he gets it out every once in awhile he got in alot of parades a couple of years ago.So glad youse are having fun in it

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

Get it out more often, they are a lot of fun. This car was first restored in 1980 and has been re-restored about 5 years ago. We have had a lot of fun.

that's a beautiful car, Must have been an impressive trip. And I'm sure a lot of people must have enjoyed the sigh of this good old beauty !!

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

We did attract a lot of attention.

This must have been a awesome trip. I bet you get a lot of attention with this beauty. One thing I would miss is air condition, but would give it up for a ride in that good old oldie.

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

I was surprised as to how cool it was travelling. We did get a lot of attention on the trip, 10 vehicles in our group. Quite a few different body styles.

Wow amazing!! Nice looking car!

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

Thanks

A thing of beauty!

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

And a lot of fun.

I'm so impressed! Do you have 1928 costumes, as the car clubs in America sometimes have?

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

We do, but do not go into as much detail. As long as it looks like the era. On this trip because of the humid hot weather we were told not to pack our "glad rags". Go casual.

Ahhh, when cars were works of art! It is a gorgeous vehicl3e and I'm glad you enjoyed the trip.

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

We did enjoy it the trip.

Now I don't care what anyone says.............................that (and cars of a similar age/era) is what I call a car. Absolutely beautiful and thank you for sharing the picture.

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

Yes Dennis, no computers to fix in these old girls.

Oh Marg, what an amazing car. I just love old cars.

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

This is our oldest. We also have a 63 Falcon Convertible and a 65 Mustang convertible.

What a beauty!

A nice slow trip in the old beauty. Hope the air conditioning worked well (aka open windows). And hope the dust wasn't too much.
Marg, it was the cold/dry season, wasn't it?

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

Air conditioning consisted of opening the windscreen a few inches. Didn't encounter very much dust at all. It was supposed to be "winter". If that's winter I am very pleased we were not there in summer!!!!!!!

What a treasure this car must be, glad to hear you had a good time, You certainly covered some kilometres, and saw some very interesting things i would imagine. Sandra.

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

A great trip. Saw lots on interesting places.

That is an excellent car! I suppose the seats were comfortable?

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by mranderson 26 Jun 2016

Hubby changed the seats for the trip. Putting in modern day seats. Was a very comfortable trip.