Our Ford Model T's

The 1920 was first purchased by a railroad company operating in Danville, Virginia. The company removed most of its body and replaced it with a wooden one. "Hack" is an old word for "taxi" - so a "depot hack" was an early taxi cab designed to take railroad passengers to the depot or railroad company-owned hotel.

This car has changed hands only a few times in its life. Each owner adapted it to his or her own needs and replaced worn parts with whatever suitable pieces they could find. This haphazard evolution gives this vintage vehicle a certain unreproducable charm. And it runs great!

When on "wedding duty" this unique auto often serves as the "gift wagon" where guests can place packages for the bride and groom.

To see photos of it, please click HERE!

The 1926 Model T ("Lizzie") is the centerpiece for many weddings. We often use her to bring the bride to the wedding ceremony.

We completely restored Lizzie in 2000 (yes, it took all year to remove, clean, and rebuild every part!).  Since then, she's been in several parades and to one antique auto show (where she captured the Best-in-Show award).

You'll find several photos of her throughout this website - but to see the photographic history of her before-and-after restoration in 1999-2000, please click HERE!