Love it as a 27 year old i love cars like this. Pre model T. Model K-N- Ect. Woah good to see a Aussie one!!! never knew any where here

1932 Packard it's not a 1932 Packard but a 1932 Ford Model A

Fantastic, i made 1902 - 1914 simple cars, scale models cars in 1:20 scale in brass and wood, like 1903 Ford A and C, 1904 Franklin B, 1902 Rambler model C, 1910 Stanley steamer and International Harvester model F, 1910 Maxwell AB etc

I just LOVE these early cars!!!!

Around 1910 Floyd Clymer and his brother attempted to drive an EMF car on a long-distance trip from Denver CO to Spokane WA. The car was mostly reliable, but due to the rough roads, the transaxle broke 3 times. The first two times the factory sent parts and a mechanic to install them. When the car broke in the same manner a third time, the factory decided to end the experiment, and shipped the car to Wyoming on a flatbed railcar.

Reminds me of my 1999 Yaris. Will be sad to give it up.

WOW.

My 57 beetle loves bush roads, I would drive past Neville ransley house when he was rebuilding his old cars , it's definitely a passion

Wow, what a beautiful horseless carriage, I can see how much you love that automobile, and thank you for teaching and sharing it with us. Awesome!!!

Brass era cars are my dream, this Parry is fantastic, 1910 : year of perfect automobiles!

A very old man told me in snow weather that they would wrap old ropes around the spoke wheels for traction! Interesting but he is long gone!

I recently seen a restored 1910 Chase model D at the NE classic car museum. It’s a real treat to hear one run. Thanks for this video. I would love to drive one, but that’ll probably never happen. It must have been amazing to live in a simpler time of cobble and dirt roads where life had a slower pace..

Lovely to see an owner who is willing to take it on dirt roads. This is of course what it was built for.

Wow! Not a wiff of exhaust! An obviously well put together engine.

I love that you take it off road. Many people forget that there was a Model A before the T . And it can do 35mph. Wonderful 👏

Nice car and nice to listen to Debussy!!!

Beautiful car, the Koala did not want to come for a ride after all????

I have always thought the model N was aesthetically the most pleasing of Ford's designs. Much nicer than the T.

very cool car, the good old days.

It actually looks better than the Model T.

You have a beautiful car there!

People say that the model T is simple. And while that's true, I see the model N as the simplest car made. It gets you from A to B, and it's just.....Car Overall, 7/10 car

I wish the musuc wasnt loud so I coyld heard what he was saying

Get a HORSE! What a treat to see someone who not only brought an N back from the grave but drives it like a daily. Throw another Ken on Barbie mate.

How is one of these in Australia

I will never say a bad word on a Ford T model. Ok it is at least thought out as far

I always thought that the Ford Model T was an obsolete scrap. but the 1909 car is actually Awesome and pleasing to the eye

Just a TERRIFIC video. I really enjoyed it. Thanks!

Amazing this did not get swept up into the Great War effort.....

This one appears to be heavily modified from what the patent drawings show of the production car of the time.

Excellent car sir

Thanks for saving a classic.

Lol, how much oil goes in the front and...how much oil goes in the rear crankcase? Just having a laugh with you, thank you for sharing this car.

This model did not have self centering steering ?

Dommage qu' il ni a pas de traduction en français . Un passionné de France . JCM

The jazz is applicable to the period of the car, but I would much rather hear the engine myself! I had heard of the Ford model K car but this is the first I had seen a Ford N car! I bet it's a real joy to drive!

Well done!!

Perry?? Its a PARRY !

Can i have it

Beautiful car, thanks for sharing.

They could put it on early Laurel and Hardy episodes of 1920s.

No music! 🙁

what a great job! and what a beautiful country ... when I grow up I want to move to Australia,.. ( don't tell my wife) !

4 people wish they had a model k 😂👌

Lovely video! Thank you very much gentleman for sharing the details of this beautiful car I never knew. Now I look at my scale down version of 1905 Buick Model C very differently.

A great video. Wonderful commentary.

15 hp!! but low rpm,some torque gained.

Thanks for the tour!

wiped the stone roads

I guess not many people could borrow it..,its too complicated! Lol!