The Red Ford

[AlwaysOnAuto]

Here's how I'd have cropped #3 if it were mine.

[AlwaysOnAuto]

Something didn't work right on my above post.

Try, try, again!

[FrankMi]

Mark and Alan, the bar is a padded restraint used similar to what you find in an amusement ride. I didn't see any seat belts so my guess is that is a substitute. When in the down position, it covers the entire width of the passenger compartment. I'd never seen anything like it before and wondered if it was legal given that this was an antique?

[FrankMi]

I am a fan of #3 and honestly can't tell you why except it is more appealing to my eye. I went back and forth like 10 times and each time was drawn to 3 more.

Glad you like it Barbara! I found it fascinating in the it epitomized the essence of the vehicle. Antique, but shinny and new and very unique. It has a loving care look about it!

[FrankMi]

Here's how I'd have cropped #3 if it were mine.

Nice view Alan. I like the crop!

[AlwaysOnAuto]

I don't know about legal or not on the restraint, but I can tell you based on my experience riding in a 1928 Model A a friend of mine has, any restraint would be welcome, especially since there's no doors on that one. 50 mph sitting behind a plate glass window without a seat belt is downright scary for someone who's grown up wearing seat belts all his life and doesn't really feel 'connected' to any car that doesn't have them when riding in them.