I think in one thread, I mentioned something about a Model T in drifting. It would be pretty interesting, but I'd rather not try to make something of it.
I know there would be licensing issues with this reply, but I'd like to race it at Laguna Seca a la Monterrey Historics. I mean, I'd pretend I was that glorious daredevil Alain de Cadenet doing a "Victory by Design" series with the Ford Model T. But since Ford is American and muscle cars were pretty much nonexistant, I'd just race one like a pro. And I don't want to go racing, I just want to have it as a collectible. Because after all, you're probably not going to drive every last car you have. Some you just want to keep for show. It's what I do to my GT300 Nissan Silvia in GT3. That S15 Silvia makes a not-bad drift car when you unlock it in Arcade Mode in GT3 (of course, my favorite is the Mazda RX-7 in the game. Almost hands down).
But me, I'd want to treat it with respect, because even if you don't like American cars, the Model T is every bit as moving in America as the world's first car was in Germany with Benz. I'd wnt to treat the car with respect and not try to make it every bit as powerful. Back then, there was no aftermarket. So you crash a machine like the Model T, you're ****ed, basically. And so what? It's just a game, but it also a lifestyle to some people, myself included. So I'd treat it with respect.