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1924 Model T Touring Car – Give Away

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Ok… time for another give away.

I have a National Motor Museum Mint die-cast car to give away.  It is the 10 millionth car Ford produced.  It was 1924 and the 1924 Model T Touring Car was the car of choice.

When new, the “real” car would cost between $295 and $380.  There were 773,102 produced and it was powered by the L-4.  With 176.7 cubic inches displaced it muscled out 20 Horse power.

In the original box and with Certificate and "baseball" card

How do you win?  Post of a good picture of your 1920-1950 engine, tell us what it is and get someone to like the pic.  The engine picture with the most Likes wins.

You can post it on our Facebook page located here:    https://www.facebook.com/pages/Average-Guys-Car-Restoration-Mods-and-Racing/185827701454279

You can’t win if you don’t play.

Thanks for reading.

Tim

New for 2003 Fords Model T-100!

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All new for 2003...almost.

Yes that’s correct for the 100th year of production Ford build a total of 6 Model T-100 to commemorate the year.

These weren’t restored cars, they were all new parts.  The bodies were made in Sweden, coupled with available aftermarket.  The engine, suspension parts, transmissions were created from the original drawings.

Model T Reproduction Engine

 

The T's transmission - could replace the original unit, however the gear pattern is not the same so the internal will not match up.

For more check out the PDF below.

http://www.mtfca.com/encyclo/T-100.pdf

Thanks for Reading.

Tim