Merry Christmas🎄

Yes, hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas to all.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!

Merry Christmas - hope your stockings were filled with 99’s!

merry Christmas to everyone.

We find ourselves yet again in the wintering wonderland. It seems like just 6 month ago it was summer! LOL

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas Ted! Keep that dog in line!

It's amazing how fast you can turn a room full of beautifully wrapped presents into a giant pile of recycle.

Merry Christmas guys.

Merry Christmas to all you 99 loonies. Keep the spirit of the day all year. God bless

Mike

Merry Christmas everyone!

I didn't get any new 99's for Christmas, just this old car and the Pendleton shirt I'm wearing. It is a 1929 Ford cabriolet (Ford's fancy word for convertible). It came from Vermont. Talk about jumping from the frying pan into the fire!!!!


and yes those white things in the air are snow flakes. Not good weather to drive my Christmas present. That's why I was saying SHUT UP!!!! to those of you who are having good weather for Christmas. I'm jealous.

Merry Christmas, all y'all.

That's awesome! Congratulations and merry christmas!

Got a friend that I grew up with that has a 1929 Model like at.
It was his GrandDads and he restored it from the ground up.
Still drives it in local parades.

Merry X-Mas All!

I need to work on that.

Merry Christmas to all!

Dave ,I might want to rent that convertible for my wedding. I hope there will be room for some artillery.

Merry Christmas! Grandsons did a fine job of turning wrapped packages into recycle materials. And I’m currently enjoying some bourbon. Guess you could say that will be recycled too. LOL!

Dale

What? Today was Christmas??

Malcolm, there's room for the artillery in the rumble seat.

I love seeing this, David. As a youngster I was steeped in early Fords. I had no choice, my Gramps was a Ford mechanic at the local rural Ford dealership in PA from 1922 to 1961. I have his shop manuals from the 20's-30's, tattered and thoroughly grease stained and permanently ensconced in my library. If you need something looked up, let me know.

Not many people out there who know how to start and drive a T Model or an A Model anymore. (That's how he referred to them.) I had those protocols drilled into my head when I was still in grammar school. Motoring at its most simple and pure.

All of the old timers I knew called them T Model and A model too. Not verse vissa.

I heard that a lot too back when I had my first Model A in 1963 to 1966. It went down the road when I went in the Navy. My wife will have to dispose of this on when I'm gone. I'm dying to take it on a long drive. the two short drives before this weather set in were a blast.

I still have my Model A truck have had it for 66 years. My !927 Model T Roadster pickup showed in 1984

still sits in the garage along with a1928 Roadster pickup and several other that seem to have just showed

up over the last 50 or 60 years.

Never cease to amaze…

Doug, don't remember seeing those when I was at your house about 7 years ago. Wish I could have seen them. I never get tired of looking at old cars and trucks. (or old Savage 99's)