177ci Flathead Inline 4-Cylinder Engine Single Carburetor Approx.

22hp at 1,600 rpm 2-Speed Planetary Manual Transmission Transverse Leaf Springs and Solid Axles Front and Rear Rear-Wheel Drum Brakes *One of the longest owned cars in the collection *Sensitive and high quality older restoration *Former AACA National First Prize Winner *A benchmark example of the sporting Model T THE FORD MODEL T Without a doubt, the most famous antique car 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 must 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...