Without a doubt the most famous antique car of them all is the Ford Model T.

Its significance cannot be argued and neither can its charisma.

One of the key components of Henry Ford's enormous success has to be chocked up to style.

Ford employed teams of stylists to ensure that his products looked as good and appealing as possible; nowhere is this more apparent than in these early "brass" Ts.

Ford was able to balance the line between handsome and cute with these cars.

A T, although not a big car, has great dignity and presence.

Anyone would be proud to own one.

While the competition's low-priced cars looked cheap and small, the Ford did not.

Ford also realized he was selling cars to a market of new drivers transitioning to the motorcar, which meant the car needed to be simple and intuitive.

To operate the car, one only needed to use their feet, while their hands could stay on the steering wheel where they belonged.

The simple planetary transmission was easy to operate and is s...