Ford Model As of the Migrants and Farmers During the Great Depression 

Greatest generation of hardworking people. Thank you for making these videos. It makes me really appreciate and love the Red, White & Blue.

Watching from The State of Rhode Island-never owned anything older than a '66 car-but can appreciate these evocative images-speaks so much to where we all came from as a country-fun/interesting stuff-nicely done gallery-Peace Bro!

These photos really capture an era of people doing what ever they had to do to get by! Sure looks like the horses were replaced by Model A's !! Thanks for grouping these images by themes! Very well done !

Great video posting, thank you

Great as usual. Thank you for taking the time.

Excellent music selection. It complemented the photos so well.

Thank you for another great collection of photos and music!

Excellent vid as usual! Congrats from Brazil ❤

Looks like a lot of people wished they had a Model A pickup truck in those days. Obviously that's why so many cars got converted to pickups when people were on the move.

Great video of a generation of hard working people. I am thankful not to have gone through what they did.

Nice job! One of the photos is of a 29 Briggs 60c which is rather uncommon

Good to hear Elsie Carlyle in the background! Notice the attitudes of the Ford owners - they were not worshiping those old clunkers like our modern delusionacs do. They were putting up with worn out crap because they could not afford real cars like Buicks, Packards, and Duesenbergs.

Not a cellphone or snowflake to be seen….

America was the only country to go to the poor house riding in a automobile