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Ford Model T
The First Model T - 1909 Ford Model T Tourabout
A Car For Everyone
Ford Model Ts were so popular in this, their
first year of production, that Ford was forced
to stop taking orders mid-year for over two months,
to let production catch up. This 1909 Tourabout
was only produced in this one model from mid 1909
through 1910. Costing $950, it was not as popular
as the Touring Car because it had no rear doors,
but it was the first Ford made with an aluminum,
rather than wood body.
Model Features
• Detailed Engine
• Detailed Interior
• Movable Handcrank
• Bi-fold Hinged Hood
• Dual Running Boards
• Spoked Wooden Wheels
• Dual Front Carriage Lamps
• Precision Molded Resin Trim
• Precision Diecast replica
• Baked Enamel Finish
• 1:32 Scale Model
• 4 inches Long
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