Rural interstate highways have speed limits of 70 or 85 mph, as well as a minimum required speed of 45 mph. That's right about the top speed of a Ford Model T, so maintaining that speed on a ...

A 1924 Model T Ford car will drive through Ohio as part of the American Museum of Speed's "Sea to Sea in a Model T" event across the United States on the Lincoln Highway. The Model T Ford car was ...

What might Henry Ford — yes THAT Henry Ford ... this automobile — black with the words "Ten Millionth Model T, New York to San Francisco, Lincoln Highway" — continues to have the power ...

The Model T is known as the car that revolutionized transportation in the 20th century. The moving assembly line created by Henry Ford, the man behind America's first major automotive giant ...

When Henry Ford’s 10 millionth car drove the Lincoln Highway a century ago ... No one knows what happened to that 1924 basic black Model T. But one of its siblings quietly dropped by Monday ...

In June 1924, employees of the Ford Motor Co. drove the 10 millionth Model T from New York to San Francisco via the Lincoln Highway. The centennial event means to replicate that journey.

Today, the engine block, the last Model T cylinder block cast by Ford, is displayed in the vintage garage exhibit of the Ford ...

according to Ford. “The Model T was really the vehicle that got everyone out,” Cady said. Production ended in 1927 with more than 15 million sold. By then, the Lincoln Highway, conceived in ...

1903: Henry Ford creates Ford Motor Co. 1904: Ford builds the Piquette Avenue Plant in the Detroit neighborhood of Milwaukee Junction, just east of Woodward Avenue. The plant was made of brick and ...