The Model “T” Ford Snowmobile Club National Meet

in Meredith, NH at the Moulton Farm. Approximately twenty Ford Model T and Model A snowmobiles participated in the meet.

found on http://theoldmotor.com/?p=114663

Snowmobile is a tradmarked word, for Model T and Model A conversion kits

Virgil White, a Ford dealer in Ossipee, NH, perfected his Snowmobile in the late teens, and offered conversion kits to Ford dealers for installation.

White trademarked the name Snowmobile, a term that is still in common use today.

The factory in Ossipee produced many thousands of kits a year. Reproduction parts are currently being made that allow for the maintenance and conversion of any Model “T” Ford into an authentic Ford Snowmobile. For more information about then visit www.modeltfordsnowmobile.com

Found on http://theoldmotor.com/?p=114663

From the silent movie "Wings" about WW1 flyboy and his girlfriend who joined the Motor Corps of America

if you haven't seen the post about the Motor Corps: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2013/04/motor-corps-of-america-i-just-learned.html

a typical Model T delivered to New Zealand, required some simple assembly before use.

“The cars arrived at the garage packed just as they left the Canadian factory of the Ford Company. Popular opinion is that motor-cars from overseas arrive in Australia in parts, and that these parts have to be unpacked and assembled before the car is ready for use. Instead of this being the case, however, there is very little assembling to be done. Each car body (with engine, axles, steering gear, and lighting plant and fittings, all complete and in place), is boxed up in a packing case of very strong timber”

found in the weekly newsletter from David at http://theoldmotor.com/?p=112013