1915 Ford? by Richardphotos

Photography • Photo Manipulation • posted on Jan 15, 2010

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the tag had 1915 so I figured the owner must be right.I have little knowledge of cars that old.40's and up to the 60's is more to my liking I placed the car with the locomotive and I do not know the age or particulars of it thanks for viewing and any comments

Comments (76)

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volcomman1

3:02PM | Sat, 16 January 2010

great capture!

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evielouise

4:49PM | Sat, 16 January 2010

I would love to have that car: Beautiful!~

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goldie

5:01PM | Sat, 16 January 2010

love these old cars and their delicate wheels ;) but what really catches my eye is that locomotive--what a monster...must have really hauled ass ;)

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Rainastorm

5:53PM | Sat, 16 January 2010

This is SUCH a cool looking car...love it!

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NoelCan

1:25AM | Sun, 17 January 2010

Terrific capture.. Excellent..

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Minda

1:56PM | Sun, 17 January 2010

This is fantastic car Richard, great capture..

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sharky_

2:35PM | Sun, 17 January 2010

They go together well... Nice work. Aloha

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Pierrot_Lunaire

5:23PM | Sun, 17 January 2010

Great photo manipulation, excellent work!

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scifibabe

8:33PM | Sun, 17 January 2010

A really cool combo of old fashioned vehicles. Great photo work!

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Kaartijer

8:53PM | Sun, 17 January 2010

Great job, Richard!

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tallpindo

8:59AM | Mon, 18 January 2010

With the nickel radiator and headlights try 1927. Steel spoke wheels? definitely 1927. The rounded fenders with rounded reliefs also is very late T. With that bumper and no crank one begins to doubt it is a Ford pre-Model-A but keep trying. Must have a self-starter.

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three_grrr

6:38PM | Mon, 18 January 2010

No idea either, though it looks ancient. I love the old engine behind it, a wonderful match, whether or not they actually belong in the same era. I like this shot!

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