Over 15 Million by bmac62

Photography • Transportation • posted on Nov 29, 2009

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Took a picture of a Model-T Ford truck on Friday, removed the body and used a recognizable stylized filter. Hope you like the result. By the time Henry Ford ceased production of the Model-T in 1927, more than 15 million were built. 1908-1913 (pre-production line) it took an average of 725 minutes to build a Model-T. 1913 (new plant and production line) time required dropped to 93 minutes per Model-T. By 1927 (last Model-T year) a new Model-T was rolling out the door every 24 seconds. Bill:) Note: The little sign you can't read behind the headlight says, "Please Do Not Touch".

Comments (33)

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Rainastorm

8:28AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

OK now this is up my alley...lol I LOVE this post Bill...and you totally did it justice with your filter! Awesome work! OK, I won't touch, sigh lol

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auntietk

8:30AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

stares * Wow. Wow!! This is way cool, my friend. Excellent postwork choices!

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jendellas

8:45AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

I like it, great work!!!!!

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tennesseecowgirl

8:54AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Stunning photo and superb photoshop skills, you are going to have to host a work shop for us all. I will bring the cookies if you will show us all your techniques. :)

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durleybeachbum

8:56AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

What fun! Makes a rather 'seasonal' image!

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kbrog

9:16AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Fantastic work! It look's cool like this, make's it look like a trophy. :)

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MirageBay

10:10AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Love it! My Dad has a Model-T truck (shortbox). A very nostalgic image for me; I'm from the heart of Michigan. Thanks for sharing this:)

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Meisiekind

10:12AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Awesome work you did on this Bill and incredible stats for Model T.. WOW - Brilliant! :)

frankie96

11:26AM | Sun, 29 November 2009

And I bet Henry would like this to...

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beachzz

12:29PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Wow--not only is your foto stunning and the postwork superb, the info is astounding---talk about progress--!!

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elfin14doaks

1:03PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Cool photo, postwork and information.

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MagikUnicorn

1:20PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

MY FIRST CAR WAS A FORD COUGAR 1976 ;-)

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bugatti

5:11PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

fine ..

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Str4wB34ry

5:16PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Fabulous photo and postwork on this motoring icon, good job. Whenever I see a model 'T' I always think of 'Stanley and Lizzy' from the Disney Pixar 'Cars' Movie! I've been a process engineer in my time and fully understand the importance of the production Takt times quoted. Old 'Henry Ford' certainly set new standards in mass production. P

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bazza

5:44PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Very lovely work on this Bill very nice filter work also, Lovely old car. Excellent!!

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npauling

6:30PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

How wonderful you have made this lovely old car look in fact you have made it look quite racy.

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goodoleboy

6:53PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Fine rendition of the first production line auto, Bill. Glowing edges filter? I still see these oldies but goodies at various auto shows, with many having been customized.

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Richardphotos

8:34PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

at the last car show I went to one car had a sign that said "feel free to touch, but be gentle.I am getting very old".very creative post work

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kansas

10:08PM | Sun, 29 November 2009

Excellent. I like the filter results. As a small child I remember that we had a Ford Model T. I can also remember a few not too nice words when Dad cranked it and the engine didn't turn over.

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