by Lars Juel
Top Brass
Top brass is often a synonym for people of higher status. But here we see the old 1914 Ford Model T in a beautiful galore of polished brass parts. Today we often forget that brass was the first choice of material that held corrosion off the metal of the days. Later came nickel and at last chrome alloys. One thing for sure is; this Ford T, Fire apparatus from the San Jose Fire station is very handsome with all the brass accomplished by the red color. Road Signature from Yatming Corp. Had made a fine 1:18 scale die-cast model car and seen here out in the open for realism.
Top Brass
Top brass is often a synonym for people of higher status. But here we see the old 1914 Ford Model T in a beautiful galore of polished brass parts. Today we often forget that brass was the first choice of material that held corrosion off the metal of the days. Later came nickel and at last chrome alloys. One thing for sure is; this Ford T, Fire apparatus from the San Jose Fire station is very handsome with all the brass accomplished by the red color. Road Signature from Yatming Corp. Had made a fine 1:18 scale die-cast model car and seen here out in the open for realism.