A Pennsylvania couple have been killed after their 1923 Model T Ford convertible skidded off the roadway and flipped over. Ralph Cramer, 70, and his wife, Lynn, 59, were returning home from the Creekside Café in Mount Joy at about 9 p.m. on Sunday when the accident occurred. First responders arrived to find that the couple had died from multiple traumatic injuries suffered in the crash. Ralph Cramer, 70, and his wife, Lynn, 59, were returning home from the Creekside Café in Mount Joy at about 9 p.m. on Sunday when the accident occurred . Manheim Borough Police Chief Joseph Stauffer told Lancaster Online that the vehicle left the road, flipped over and landed upside-down in a ditch. It was not immediately known who was driving or if the couple had worn seat belts. The top was down when the wreck occurred. Stauffer says there's evidence the vehicle started to skid at a slight left turn, then went off the road and hit an embankment near a barn. The vehicle had been rebuilt or restored, with new elements. 'There are no indicators of what caused the accident yet,' said Stauffer. The investigation continues and Manheim police are asking anyone with information to come forward. The couple's 1923 Model T Ford convertible, which had been rebuilt, skidded off the roadway and flipped over (stock photo)
Ralph Cramer, 70, and his wife, Lynn, 59, were returning home from the Creekside Café at 9 p.m. on Sunday when the crash occured . First responders arrived to find they had died from multiple traumatic injuries . The vehicle started to skid at a slight left turn, then went off the road and hit an embankment . The vehicle was a restored 1923 Model T Ford with new elements .