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Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada - September 18, 2005 : 1924 Ford Model TT truck at Memory Lane Car Show at Bedford Place Mall, Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Joe and I took the streetcar from Jasper Avenue to Old Strathcona on Victoria Day. As we got off at the station, we noticed an Antique Ford Model T sitting by the trees. It was great to go and shoot this beautiful old car.
From one of our family albums, a sepia photo of a very well-dressed and proud owner of a Model-T Ford. This would have been taken perhaps in the mid-1910's somewhere in Victoria, B.C., Canada.
HP scan of original photograph.
1927 Model T 383/350
Owner: Shane & Jessica Lile of Sheperdsville, KY.
Photographed @ the 2016 19th Annual Goodguys PPG Nationals in Columbus, Ohio.
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2.890 cc
4 in-line
20 pk @ 1.800 rpm
Bonhams : Den Hartogh Sale
Ford Museum
Hillegom
Netherlands
June 2018
Estimated : € 25.000 - 35.000
Sold for € 18.400
If it could be put onto wheels, it could put onto a Model T. If something beefier was needed, then it could be put on the Model TT, the heavy-duty version of the Model T. While the drivetrain in both was identical, the Model TT had a heavier frame and rear axle the sum of which gave it a rating of 1 short ton. While by no means quick, it was a reliable work horse on which all manner of hefty commercial applications was applied.
This TT is outfitted as Tanker Truck and liveried in bright orange and black with green trim for the no-longer-extant Ontario, Canada based Supertest Petroleum company. Operating from 1923 until 1973, Supertest Petroleum marketed itself as "Canada's All-Canadian Company" before being acquired by British Petroleum Canada in 1971. Hung with 1925 Ontario plates, the tanker unit on this truck has three compartments, 1100 litres up front, 750 litres in the middle, and 400 in the rear. Complete with extra coachlights, and a full complement of petroliana gas cans, it is rare to find any surviving commercial vehicles from this era, let along one in condition as nice as this.
Ford Model T (1907-27) Engine Ci 177 (2896cc) in line four 20 bhp
FORD USA SET
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The car that put the world on wheels. Designed by under Childe Harold Wills production began in 1908 for the 1909 model year. A true world car the Model T was built in Detroit, Michigan, USA, Trafford Park, Manchester, England. Berlin, Germany. Copenhagen, Denmark. Sao Bernardo, Brazil and Buenos Aires, Brazil. Discounting the Specials, the Coachbuilt models and the trucks the T was built in at least 13 different body styles They are not all black between 1908-14 and 1926-27 other colours were available. Cost in 1909 $ 850 (eqv. today $ 20,513) but due to the increasing efficiency of line production the cost despite inflation had fallen in the 1920's to $ 290 (eqv. £ 3,259) In 2002 a small batch of six Model T were produced to mark Ford' centenary.
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Shot 25.05.2009 at the Autostadt, Wolfsburg, Germany REF 113-042
This is the car that put people behind the wheel. Introduced in 1909 it priced so that middle-class Americans could afford it. The prices actually went down as time went on and more of them came off the assembly line, until it was discontinued in 1927. It came in a variety of body styles including this coupe. It came in "any color you want, as long as it's black."
1919 Model T Ford Speedster. Either these are really getting popular or it is just the touring club around here. I see quite a few on the street. This one has a RaJo engine with overhead valves.
This photo is the reason why the Fuji mirrorless is not the best camera for action photography...
A couple hours of old school Ford Model T racing... Lots of fun! The biggest event this group has run yet, over a dozen cars took to the track...
Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada - July 9, 2016 : Beautiful 1927 Ford Model T hot rod sedan parked in Centennial Park during 2016 Atlantic Nationals.
Camera: Nikon D7100 & Nikkor 18-105mm lens
ISO280, 70mm, f/10, 1/125
Bonhams : Den Hartogh Sale
Ford Museum
Hillegom
Netherlands
June 2018
Estimated : € 6.000 - 8.000
Sold for € 10.925
With 6 seats, this Depot Hack Model T is sure to provide plenty of utility. Furthering this rugged simplicity is a lack of opening doors. Black paint and plenty of wood make for an attractive combination. The vehicle was first issued Netherlands registration in 1981 and today carries a modern registration card.
An amazing reproduction of the original car built by John Geraghty and co-owned by John Crawford. This one was built by Dave Shuten and the crew at Galpin Auto Sports. It has a blown 480" '57 Olds engine like the original. This was a display at the 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show. The original car was the basis of the Monogram model car kit called the Green Hornet that every kid my age had to have (I still have one).
The Model T appeared on the market in 1908. It was affordable, sturdy and was enormously successful : more than 15 million units were produced between 190 and 1927. Ford built its factories close to its clients, and one of its first European factories was set-up in Antwerp in 1922. This car was acquired by Ghislain Many in 1944, and was the first car of his collection.
2.884 cc
4 In-line
20 hp
Vmax : 60 km/h
Autoworld
Brussels - Belgium
February 2021
Ford Model T (1908-27) Engine Ci 177 (2890cc) in line four 20 bhp
Registration Number Unregistered
FORD USA
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FORD (UK) SET
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The car that put the world on wheels. Designed by under Childe Harold Wills production began in 1908 for the 1909 model year. A true world car the Model T was built in Detroit, Michigan, USA, Trafford Park, Manchester, England. Berlin, Germany. Copenhagen, Denmark. Sao Bernardo, Brazil and Buenos Aires, Brazil. Discounting the Specials, the Coachbuilt models and the trucks the T was built in at least 13 different body styles They are not all black between 1908-14 and 1926-27 other colours were available. Cost in 1909 $ 850 (eqv. today $ 20,513) but due to the increasing efficiency of line production the cost despite inflation had fallen in the 1920's to $ 290 (eqv. £ 3,259) In 2002 a small batch of six Model T were produced to mark Ford'centenary.
This ambulance bodied model T is typical of many used in active service, to transport the wounded away from the front lines and back to the dressing stations. Often they were donated by way of individuals and societies, or by way of public collections, Henry Ford was a pacifist and ruled that any Fords used on the battlefield, could only be for ambulance use . This vehicle has been featured in a number of TV roles, including The Village and in Crimson Fields amongst other productions.
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Shot 167.11.2014 at The National Exhibition Centre, Classic and Sportscar Show Ref 103-559..
1914 Ford Model T Speedster.
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