>only had license for couple months >trying to park in

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>>17757795
>reverse pedal

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>>17757802
Could be a Model T Ford?

>>17757795
>reverse pedal
Were you driving a model T by chance?

>>17757802
>>17757828
>>17757835
He's an underage busfag who thinks that there's a reverse pedal because that's a thing in videogames.

>>17757841
Well, SOME of us are considering buying a Model T for a daily driver.

>>17757828
Could your average /o/ anon drive a Model T?
How long would it take?

>>17757866
its apparently not nearly as hard as it seems.

>Reverse pedal

Damn Model T fags...

>>17757828
>neighbor had one
>wasn't old enough for him to teach me how to drive it before he died
RIP

>>17757866
My grandpa's family went from horse and buggy to a model T, pretty sure /o/tards that grew up driving shitbox civics and 240s could pick it up with relative ease.

>>17757866
I've driven them; they're great and, if you get a cheaper enclosed T, they're pretty decent commuter cars if you don't need to go over 50 mph for a prolonged stretch.

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>>17757896
>they're pretty decent commuter cars

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This is now a Model T thread.

>>17757901
On proper fuel and with a well-adjusted spark, you can routinely get 40 MPG out of them in city driving. Hell, they only weigh around 1,500 lbs and have power NOTHING.

>>17757907
>wind shield
>top speed 4 mph
kek

>mother fucking oil lamps
SEEMS LEGIT

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Is the model T in any racing vidya?

>>17757907
Ah fuck yes. I've been wanting one of these for a while. If I had the money, I'd buy one these in a heart beat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MNsfms8hEU

>>17757965
Gran Turismo 4

>>17757977
Best Gran Turismo ever .

>>17757907
>"Absolutely the greatest value ever offered to the American public"

Top kek.

Do any of you anons ever carry your phonograph with you and listen to sweet jams while cruising?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJOy4YstAyU

>>17757907
Assuming you bought that car in January of 1910, that would be $24,826 out the door.

Would you, /o/?

>>17758396
In today's money.

>>17758396
You could buy the car, sans body, for $325.00

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>>17758502
So, roughly, $7,940.95 today.

I would definitely pay that for a car that I could, legally, build my own body for.

>>17757883
the model t has buggy controls their is nothing to learn

>>17758543
>not taking those sweet tufted leather bench seats

>>17758873
Then buy just the seat.

New game:

The year is 1910 and you have saved $600.00 from working in the salt mines and you're going to buy a new Model T Ford!

A fully-loaded car costs you $950, but you get a drivable chassis for $325.00 How do you use the rest of the $275.00 to build a car to take Mabel to the Cider Ball?

>>17759255
>600
I start my own car company and sell it for 4k. Can you imagine how long one could live on 4 grands. Wow

>>17759255
Make sure Hilter wins WWII

Ford should build a new Model T like Chrysler did with the Charger