1920's Ford Model T Depot Hack

by Duane Isenberg
(Deerfield, NY)

I found this car in High Falls, NY. It had been used in Poughkeepsie, NY to shuttle passengers from the train station to the resorts in the Catskills.
It was stored inside so it appears that it is all original wood. I have preserved the original patina by sealing it with satin polyurethane.
I belong to the Adirondack Rusty Crankers Model T Club and we go on rides through the southern Adirondacks almost every weekend in the summer.
This picture was taken in front of Union Station in Utica, NY.

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