Model T Ford History and Features

Gary Cooper introduces his project, a 1914 Model T Ford Pie Wagon, which is set to be displayed at the Smithsonian Institute. He describes the historical significance of the vehicle, highlighting its mass production and interchangeable parts. Gary shares details about the restoration process, mentioning collaborators like Tom Keenan. Unique features such as kerosene side lamps and a security mechanism for pie delivery are discussed. The video concludes with acknowledgments of Gary's dedication to preserving automobile history.

What is the ultimate destination for Gary Cooper's project?

• The Metropolitan Museum of Art

• The Louvre

• The Smithsonian Institute

• The British Museum

What year is the Model T Ford that Gary is restoring?

• 1920

• 1930

• 1914

• 1908

What was a significant feature of the 1914 Model T Ford?

• Electric engine

• Interchangeable parts

• Automatic transmission

• Hybrid technology

Who helped Gary with the painting of the Model T Ford?

• Louis Chevrolet

• Henry Ford

• Tom Keenan

• Richard Petty

What material were the wheels of the Model T Ford made from?

• Pine

• Oak

• Hickory

• Maple

What type of fuel do the side lamps on the Model T Ford use?

• Electricity

• Gasoline

• Diesel

• Kerosene

How did the pie wagon ensure the security of its contents?

• A hidden compartment

• A padlock

• A removable handle

• A digital lock

What does Gary's attention to detail signify about his work?

• He is indifferent

• He is forgetful

• He is a perfectionist

• He is careless

What role does Gary play in the preservation of automobile history?

• A bystander

• A disruptor

• A guardian

• A critic

What emotion does the narrator express towards Gary's work?

• Indifference

• Jealousy

• Admiration

• Disappointment