Anyone know what this 3 wheeler is?
Discussion
panzernacker said:
I dont think it was big enough .
How big/small do you think a T is? Consider the occupants in the picture above as a way of understanding its size.In the video you can see the characteristic Ford suspension and steering wheel, so yes, it's a T and probably a Manchester-built one as it's RHD.
Allan L said:
How big/small do you think a T is? Consider the occupants in the picture above as a way of understanding its size.
In the video you can see the characteristic Ford suspension and steering wheel, so yes, it's a T and probably a Manchester-built one as it's RHD.
It might also be worth comparing the registration on the mystery car in the video with the registration on the Model T in that photo...In the video you can see the characteristic Ford suspension and steering wheel, so yes, it's a T and probably a Manchester-built one as it's RHD.
TooMany2cvs said:
Allan L said:
How big/small do you think a T is? Consider the occupants in the picture above as a way of understanding its size.
In the video you can see the characteristic Ford suspension and steering wheel, so yes, it's a T and probably a Manchester-built one as it's RHD.
It might also be worth comparing the registration on the mystery car in the video with the registration on the Model T in that photo...In the video you can see the characteristic Ford suspension and steering wheel, so yes, it's a T and probably a Manchester-built one as it's RHD.
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