1923 model T Ford leaving work for home part I

I drive this survivor 1923 model T to work at George Eastman Museum in Rochester, NY any chance I can. In this video, recorded on January 26, 2018, it was around 25 degrees out when I left work.

[duelenigma]

It's so great to see this, well done . The '23 bucket "T" is a favorite hot rod car base so seeing it original is a rare treat .

[billcoleman]

It's so amazing that a car that is 99 years old is still driving.

[flyingmerkel]

I really want to drive a Model T, especially one this nice running

[danielmoose]

That looks like it beats walking, or riding a mule, 🙂.

[alexclement]

I've actually seen you driving around Rochester with your T. Keeps up surprisingly well with traffic. Do you have an O/D unit installed?

[DAquingil]

Great video. I have a '26 Model T touring car I've been working on, but have not started yet. How long did she sit in the parking lot while you were at work? I noticed that she started right up when you got in, without having to open the hood and turn on the fuel. Was the fuel turned on the whole time, do you have a fuel cut-off inside the car, or is it necessary to turn off the fuel while it's parked?

[anonymoususer]

The video looks like in-game footage from some Mafia game.

[ThunderAppeal]

Do they sell them in british racing green?