Model T 1913 Speedster with 2 American Sport Car Driver Figures
Item No. ICM24026
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One of the most numerous and famous cars in world history was the Model T produced by the Ford Motor Company. It became the first mass-production car, helped by being affordable for the middle-classes. The first example of the Model T was built on September 27th, 1908. It had a four-cylinder engine with 22 and a half horsepower. The mass production was launched at the Highland Park Ford Plant, Michigan at the beginning of 1914. They produced 15,007,003 cars from 1908 up to 1927. Model T cars were produced in different types, with some 1913 cars being converted into speedsters.
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Model Features
- The set includes the Model T 1913 Speedster with two driver figures
- Highly detailed chassis, engine and body interior
- Includes rubber tyres for added realism
Markings Available
- Model T 1913 Speedster
Model Information
- Scale: 1:24
- Number of Parts: 99 + 24 pieces (123 in total)
- Length: 142 mm
- Height: 67 mm
- Includes detailed assembly instructions
- Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
- Box size: 294 x 230 x 58 mm
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Model T 1913 Speedster with 2 American Sport Car Driver Figures
Item No. ICM24026
One of the most numerous and famous cars in world history was the Model T produced by the Ford Motor Company. It became the first mass-production car, helped by being affordable for the middle-classes. The first example of the Model T was built on September 27th, 1908. It had a four-cylinder engine
Description
One of the most numerous and famous cars in world history was the Model T produced by the Ford Motor Company. It became the first mass-production car, helped by being affordable for the middle-classes. The first example of the Model T was built on September 27th, 1908. It had a four-cylinder engine with 22 and a half horsepower. The mass production was launched at the Highland Park Ford Plant, Michigan at the beginning of 1914. They produced 15,007,003 cars from 1908 up to 1927. Model T cars were produced in different types, with some 1913 cars being converted into speedsters.
Model Features
Markings Available
Model Information
Model Features
- The set includes the Model T 1913 Speedster with two driver figures
- Highly detailed chassis, engine and body interior
- Includes rubber tyres for added realism
Markings Available
- Model T 1913 Speedster
Model Information
- Scale: 1:24
- Number of Parts: 99 + 24 pieces (123 in total)
- Length: 142 mm
- Height: 67 mm
- Includes detailed assembly instructions
- Highly detailed sprues with high accuracy made from quality plastic
- Box size: 294 x 230 x 58 mm
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