Title: The Ford on the Field FADE IN: EXT. OLD FIELD - DAY A group of men stands around a Ford Model T rusting away in the field. The sun is bright, and the wind is still. There is an air of nostalgia as they gaze upon the beautiful car. JIM: I remember when this beauty used to be the talk of the town. TOM: Yeah, I remember that too. You could see it miles away, shiny and proud. JOHN: I remember once, I took it out for a drive, and everyone stopped what they were doing to look. JIM: This car was my father's pride and joy. He loved it so much. TOM: I remember him telling me how he used to wash and polish it every day. JOHN: It's such a shame it's just sitting here in the field, rusting away. JIM: Yeah, but there's just no way we could get it out of here now. TOM: It's been here so long; the wheels are almost sunk into the ground. JOHN: And it's such an antique now; it's probably worth a fortune. JIM: Yeah, but what's the point of selling it now? We'll never be able to restore it. TOM: Maybe we could make it a permanent fixture on the field. People could come and see it, take pictures. JOHN: That's a great idea. We could turn this into a little tourist attraction. JIM: I think my father would have liked that. He loved being the center of attention. TOM: We could even put up a sign and tell the story of this beautiful Ford Model T. JOHN: Yeah, we could tell people how back in the day, it was the most popular car in America. JIM: And how my father treated this beauty like his own child. TOM: It's settled then. The Ford on the Field will become a permanent symbol of this town's history. JOHN: And we'll make sure everyone knows how much it meant to your father, Jim. JIM: Thank you, guys. I know my father would have been proud to see his pride and joy on display for all to see. FADE OUT.