Once again, Modern Mechanix reveals how people in the 1930's demonstrated their ingenuity with repurposing and recycling. In those days, if something broke, or was no longer efficient for its original purpose, creative folks gave it new life rather than just throw it away and buy something. Of course, the Great Depression served as the mother for much of this invention. In this 1930 issue of Modern Mechanics, the then ubiquitous Ford Model T served as the impetus for a variety of innovative applications.
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