[MrEos]

Phil Parcells sent me this link that needs to be shared...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWu1LG4AWP4&feature=player_detailpage


Now we know where Royce gets it from.

 

[propayne]

Wonderful.

Royce is very lucky that he still has his parents.

 

[David Robertson]

Awesome video! Happy Birthday and God Bless you.

 

[Bad69cat]

LOL - Very cool to be as old as your ride ----WHEN IT"S A MODEL T! $15 dollars invested in his first one.....what an eye opener that is! i'm currious as to how many of us would know how to drive one? NOT ME! ;>) Not a clue.....funny how much things have changed huh?

 

[quattrothedog]

Fantastic !

Way to go, Royce Sr !!

Hope I'm still as spritely and involved with cars if I reach that age !!

 

[Cougrrcj]

It really is amazing that he has car(s) older than himself at 95! Congrats to Royce Sr!

 

[old wood]

He even sounds like Royce. Like they say the nut doesnt fall far from the tree! Happy Birthday Mr Peterson. Royce your parents are great.

 

[0F91H570075]

Neat video! Makes me want to own a Model T too.

 

[Cougrrcj]

Like they say the nut doesnt fall far from the tree! Happy Birthday Mr Peterson.

Sorry, but I have to.... (especially so since where I live...)

Spoiler alert: Tee hee-hee



All in good fun, both Mr Ps!

 

[Whatacougar]

It sure is nice to see people that sharp at that age. I imagine it's no coincidence that he seems pretty active too.

 

[Royce Peterson]

Dad is coming over to help me work on cars today. It doesn't get much better than that!

 

[badcatt]

Dad is coming over to help me work on cars today. It doesn't get much better than that!

That it doesn't get better then for sure. I do miss my Dad. Cherish the times with our dads. I may drop in on my son soon.

 

[0F91H570075]

I want to see the Marty Report for that car

According to http://www.mtfca.com/encyclo/fdprod.htm there were 202,667 model T's made in 1914
(1,699 Town Car's, 35,017 Runabout's, 165,832 Tourning, 119 Chassis) Those don't add up to 202667. I guess some were unsold and used for crash tests.

 

[Royce Peterson]

I believe the discrepancy is caused by the fact that the number 202,667 is for calendar year 1914 which includes part of the 1915 model year.

The figures listed for individual body styles are for model year 1914 which went from late summer of 1913 through the fall of 1914.

 

[badcat427]

Hey Royce---Tell your Dad that I wish him a Happy Birthday and many more to follow. Is his Birthday today? Mine is today, but I am only 71.
Frank

 

[historic cat]

There are not many things in this hobby that equals the COOL factor that the video expresses! Awesome!!