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Self imposed speed limit with Ford automobile

Robert Cumming writes:
I purchased a 1923 Model T roadster restored by Phillip Stapp from Russell Springs Ford dealer Paul Lawhorn and it would do forty miles an hour flat out in high gear on blacktop. On steep grades you had to back up hills because the gravity fed carburator didn't have a fuel pump and the gas tank was under the passenger seat! - Robert Cumming
Comments re photo 54640 Mike Watson History Speed limits 100 years ago




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