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Judging by wheels, fenders, steering wheel and windshield frame it looks like a brass-era model-T, 1913 or earlier.

Very nice photograph, it really catches "the spririt of motoring".

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I thought this was the same kind of car, but comparing the two, they are quite different.

It's in my collection but I don't know who the people are...nothing written on it...a shame really.

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Don,I believe it's an early 20s GriffithPaulCar.:) I went to properties on the pic and noticed the names Forny Clark genealogy. My mig welder is a Forny (it's red) and a friend of mine has a Clark (it's blue) and they are identical welders other than name and colour. Brendan.

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Don,I believe it's an early 20s GriffithPaulCar.:) I went to properties on the pic and noticed the names Forny Clark genealogy. My mig welder is a Forny (it's red) and a friend of mine has a Clark (it's blue) and they are identical welders other than name and colour. Brendan.

That was my second guess.

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Don,I believe it's an early 20s GriffithPaulCar.:) I went to properties on the pic and noticed the names Forny Clark genealogy. My mig welder is a Forny (it's red) and a friend of mine has a Clark (it's blue) and they are identical welders other than name and colour. Brendan.

The Forney Clark website is ran by my cousin Donna Clark and her husband Dave. It is loaded with old pictures. Below is the web address.

http://forneyclarkgenealogy.com/index.html

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I saw what could be welders but no machines....what you trying to pull Don?

Should have said that was a obgynolo...gennycoled...generatorl... you know one of those web sites about dead relations er relatives.:cool:

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The Forney Clark website is ran by my cousin Donna Clark and her husband Dave. It is loaded with old pictures. Below is the web address.

http://forneyclarkgenealogy.com/index.html

Don, found that website very interesting. Going to have to go back there when I have more time. My father's mothers maiden name was Clark. Her family was stretched all over Kentucky, Ohio and southern Indiana. It may be a very small world.

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