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Mr. John Nystrom of New York City drove a 32 year-old Model T Ford. Judging by the writer's tone, we can guess that not many cars from 1909 were around to see Roosevelt's third term. The Flivver (as she was nicknamed) had 250,000 miles on her (no mention as to how that was known) and still got 20 miles per/gallon, with a top speed of 48 miles per/hour. We can assume that Mr. Nystrom went to his rewards some time ago, but his car is probably still out there being written about.

To learn more about Model Ts in our era, we recommend the attached video.

       • Watch This Great Clip About Driving a Model-T •


Mr. Nystrom's Car Won't Quit (Spot Magazine, 1941)

Mr. Nystrom's Car Won't Quit (Spot Magazine, 1941)

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