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Ford Model T

The Ford Model T is an automobile that was produced by the Ford Motor Company from October 1, 1908, to May 26, 1927. It is generally regarded as the first mass-affordable automobile, which made car travel available to middle-class Americans. The relatively low price was partly the result of Ford's efficient fabrication, including assembly line production…

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Assembly
United States: Detroit, Michigan Highland Park, Michigan Dothan, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Denver, Colorado Los Angeles, California San Francisco, California Minneapolis, Minneso… · Detroit, Michigan · Highland Park, Michigan · Dothan, Alabama · Atlanta, Georgia
Body style
2-door touring (1909–1911) 3-door touring (1912–1925) 4-door touring (1926–27) no door roadster (1909–1911) 1-door roadster (1912–1925) 2-door roadster (1926–27) roadster pickup… · 2-door touring (1909–1911) · 3-door touring (1912–1925) · 4-door touring (1926–27) · no door roadster (1909–1911)
Class
Economy car
Curb weight
1,200–1,650 lb (540–750 kg)
Designer
Childe Harold Wills, main-engineer Joseph A. Galamb and Eugene Farkas
Engine
177 C.I.D. (2.9 L) 20 hp I4

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Ford Model T

Nodes174
Edges173
Triples193
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011494
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Ford Model T

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Assembly · 67
Ford Model T → Adelaide, South Australia, Alexandria, Virginia, Argentina: Buenos Aires, Atlanta, Georgia, Australia: Adelaide, South Australia Brisbane, Queensland Fremantle, Western Australia Geelong, Victoria, Brazil: São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo, Brisbane, Queensland, Buffalo, New York, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Canada: Toronto, Ontario, Walkerville, Ontario, Winnipeg, Manitoba Montreal, Quebec Vancouver, British Columbia, Charlotte, North Carolina, Chicago, Illinois, Chile: Santiago, Cincinnati, Ohio, Cleveland, Ohio, Columbus, Ohio, Dallas, Texas, Denmark: Copenhagen, Denver, Colorado, Des Moines, Iowa
related to First global car · 29
Ford Model T → After World War, American, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Buenos Aires, Canada, Denmark, England, European, Ford, France, Furthermore, Germany, Greater Manchester, It, Japan, La Boca, Mexico
related to Car clubs · 23
Ford Model T → America, Australia, Australian, Bucket, Dean, Ford Club, Ford Club International, Ford Model Ts, Ford Register, Great Britain, In, Jan, Many, Model, Model Ts, T-bucket, The Who, Today, UK, United States
Body style · 16
Ford Model T → 1-door roadster (1912–1925), 2-(center) door sedan (1915–1923), 2-door Coupelet (1915–1917), 2-door coupé (1909–1912, 1917–1927), 2-door roadster (1926–27), 2-door sedan (1924–1927), 2-door touring (1909–1911), 2-door touring (1909–1911) 3-door touring (1912–1925) 4-door touring (1926–27) no door roadster (1909–1911) 1-door roadster (1912–1925) 2-door roadster (1926–27) roadster pickup…, 3-door touring (1912–1925), 4-door sedan (1923–1927), 4-door touring (1926–27), C-cab wagon (1912), no door roadster (1909–1911), roadster pickup (1925–1927), Separate chassis were available all years from independent coachbuilders, Town car (1909–1918)
related to Gallery · 15
Ford Model T → Ford Model, Ford Model T1921, Highland Park Ford Plant1928, Model, Runabout, Runabout1915 Runabout, Runabout1920, Runabout1922, Runabout1925, Runabout1927, Torpedo Runabout1911 Open Runabout1912, Torpedo Runabout1912, Tourabout, Touring1913 Runabout1914, Tudor
related to External links · 12
Ford Model T → America, EnthusiastsModel, Ford Club, Ford Club InternationalFord Model, FordModelT, Internet Movie Cars DatabaseFirst, Model, Model T-based, Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome's, Owners, Resource, USA
related to "Jitney" taxi · 6
Ford Model T → As, Canada, Ford Model, In, Model, US
Class · 1
Ford Model T → Economy car
Curb weight · 1
Ford Model T → 1,200–1,650 lb (540–750 kg)
Designer · 1
Ford Model T → Childe Harold Wills, main-engineer Joseph A. Galamb and Eugene Farkas

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model ford car production cars used new first ts also engine transmission company available 1927 henry many 1925 ford's design

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Ford Model TAssemblyUnited States: Detroit, Michigan Highland Park, Michigan Dothan, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Denver, Colorado Los Angeles, California San Francisco, California Minneapolis, Minneso…1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyDetroit, Michigan1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyHighland Park, Michigan1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyDothan, Alabama1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyAtlanta, Georgia1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyDenver, Colorado1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyLos Angeles, California1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblySan Francisco, California1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyMinneapolis, Minnesota1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblySaint Paul, Minnesota1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblySt. Louis, Missouri1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyKansas City, Missouri1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblySeattle, Washington1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyPortland, Oregon1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyOmaha, Nebraska1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyBuffalo, New York1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyLong Island City, New York1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyCincinnati, Ohio1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyCleveland, Ohio1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyColumbus, Ohio1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyHamilton, Ohio1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyDallas, Texas1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyHouston, Texas1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyFort Worth, Texas1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyJacksonville, Florida1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyNew Orleans Louisiana1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyDes Moines, Iowa1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyCambridge, Massachusetts1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyChicago, Illinois1.00infobox
Ford Model TAssemblyCharlotte, North Carolina1.00infobox

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