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    Posted: 04 Nov 2019 at 12:06pm
OK, picture is from 1919, Michigan plate, one of my relatives.....
does anyone know what car it is ? One in back may  be a Buick .
Thanks

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Pan Model A ?
 
Very interesting
 
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Sure looks like you hit the nail on the head Elliott.  All but the color. LOL
That's what Henry Ford said, you could have the Model A or T in any color you wanted........as long as it was black. Big smile
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WOW you guys are GREAT, better than Google !
Now to try to find out just WHO the relative is.......
Jay
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Sorry can't help there, good looking lady though. Thumbs Up
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Isn't that Aunt Allis?:)
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Ted, it was only the Model T that only came in black, the Model A came in several colors.
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I thought the Ford model A appeared in 1928 . The car in the photo is a Pan model A .
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Originally posted by jaybmiller jaybmiller wrote:

WOW you guys are GREAT, better than Google !
Now to try to find out just WHO the relative is.......
Jay

Gotta be careful with researching those relatives. Friend of mine discovered his “pioneer gr. Grandmother” was “a saloon workin girl” when she went West!
Course the nice lady in that pic is clearly more upper class with the clothes and new car
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Model T's were black only from 1914 to 1925. Before and after that they came in a few colors.
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