Southern Peach T’s

Be a Founding Member

Be one of the Founding Members of this new MTFCA Chapter. Out of this crazy pandemic, a group of creative, fanatic Model T Ford lovers jumped through hoops to form a new local Georgia area chapter. Be part of this movement by sending us your info … Link Here

Member Benefits

However your passion for the Model T Ford has grown … from ownership, or the enjoyment of riding in one, or you have started preserving a part of the extensive Ford history … this Chapter is HQ for networking about the Tin Lizzy! – Our virtual meetings include an interesting panel roundtable – Members welcome the opportunity to share knowledge – Driving tours and driving events are planned – New friend connections are here to help with years of experience with the Model T Ford … Join Us

Chapter Meetings

NEXT CHAPTER MEETING

Time: Sunday, November 7, 2021 – 01:00 PM Eastern Time

Join the virtual meeting by computer or smart phone.

Short Business Meeting & Educational Feature Session

Guest Speaker: Russ Furstnow

Topic: Identifying and Restoring Model T Speedometers

Bio: Author and Internationally known expert on the Antique Automobile Speedometer. President of the active Canyon County Model T Club of Northern Arizona. See Bio Below.

Q&A Session

Join Zoom Meeting by Computer

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86170557835?pwd=UTFQbllOWDl2SWlFelhoQWRBYjBiQT09

Meeting ID: 861 7055 7835

Passcode: PeachT

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Or Dial in with your phone

        +1 646 558 8656 US

        +1 301 715 8592 US

Meeting ID: 861 7055 7835

Different Passcode: 296622

Bio November Guest Speaker – Russ is a retired educator, and served as a middle school and high school principal and teacher.  I served in the Army National Guard for 26 years, retiring as a Colonel (O-6).  I have been involved in the Model T hobby for the last 62 years and have restored over 20 Model T’s.  I have been involved in the leadership of both the MTFCA and the MTFCI, serving as the President of each organization.  I have written two books on antique speedometers along with several articles for the “Vintage Ford” and the “Model T Times”.  I have numerous Model T’s and love to drive my cars on tours with our local club, the Canyon Country Model T Club.  In 2008, my wife Kathy, and I drove our Model T from Flagstaff, AZ to Centerville, IN for the Centennial Celebration.  Restoring, driving and enjoying the Model T is extremely rewarding for me and my family.  Each member of my family has a Model T. Hopefully, the hobby will continue to endure and grow.

— Russ Furstnow, Author and Internationally known expert on Antique Automobile Speedometers