There is no denying that my hillbilly genes run deep. But, to me, the car below is vintage! A classic heirloom that I hope stays in our family for generations to come. The car is a 1914 KRIT. It has been in our family since before I was a gleam in my mother's eye. When my grandfather came across the car it was a heaping pile of pieces. Whatever possessed him, he bought the pieces for a song and had the car put back together.
The KRIT was manufactured in the United States in Detroit. It originally sold for $850. That was a hefty price tag for the times.
The KRIT was a part of growing up. I never thought much of it because it was always there. Now, when my kids hop in with smiles on their faces, I see the awe of it and recollect many happy memories.
Mitchman getting ready to ride...



3 comments:
Oh, I can't wait to show these pics to the minions! They are going to love them! We watch Chitty Chitty Bang Bang about once a week over here! They will want to know if it flys!!!
Gah! ... so cute! I had no idea your family had that car ~
We will have to take you and the boys for a spin (or a rumble!) Zen!
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