For all that's great about the Ford Model T, built between 1908 and 1927. Find photos, videos, FREE downloadable Model T manuals and spec sheets, links to parts suppliers, vehicle importation services, plus heaps more.

MODEL YEAR DATES: September 1922 to July 1923. BODY TYPES: Touring, Runabout, Sedan, Fordor Sedan, Tudor Sedan (which Ford called a 1924 model), Coupe, Chassis and C Cab Truck.

2019年11月15日 · Freshly painted 1923 center door sedan bodies come into the drying area in the Highland Park plant. Photo property of the Benson Ford Archives dated April 2, 1923. This 1923 Coupe has an accessory vent in the cowl, and a …

2011年9月10日 · In the Fall of 1922 Ford introduced the new Fordor Sedan – a handsome saloon with aluminium panels cladding a traditional wooden frame. By this time the Model T had really grown up into a most practical vehicle with electric lighting and …

2019年11月2日 · The Fordor sedan was the most expensive Model T offered in 1924. List price was $685 at the beginning of the 1924 model year. by December 1923 the price was dropped to $660. The much more popular coupe meanwhile started the model year at $525 and later dropped to $520 in December 1923.

Ford Motor Company gave the Model T a styling update for 1923. Bodies were lowered, radiators were made taller, and windshields on open cars were slanted further back. It was also the first year that Ford offered both two- and four-door sedan bodies. Total Model T production topped two million cars, and the popular touring car sold for $393.

1924 Ford Model T Fordor Sedan - full technical specs sheet, including performance data, economy and emissions, dimensions, weight and engine particulars.

Engine: four cylinder in-line, side valves, 2.9 litres, 22bhp; Gearbox: two-speed epicyclic; Suspension: beam front axle, live rear axle, transverse half-elliptic springs all round; Brakes: mechanical drum to rear. Right hand drive. Henry Ford's Model T was the world's first mass production car; it put the world on wheels.

This 1923 Ford Model T is a Fordor enclosed sedan that is finished in black and powered by a 177ci inline-four paired with a two-speed planetary-gear manual transmission. Features include a Boyce motometer, a Ruckstell two-speed rear axle, a tilt-out dual-pane windshield, a visor, cloth seating, Rocky Mountain brakes, and wood-spoke wheels.

The Model T Ford Sedan built from late 1914 until mid-1923 is perhaps the rarest of all the common Ford body types. (The Town Car, of which very few exist today, is not considered a “common” body type.)