Ford Model T Cutaway Chassis, circa 1926

THF154397 / Ford Model T Cutaway Chassis, circa 1926
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Artifact Overview

This cutaway was constructed in the workshops of Agencia Ford Stabile, a Ford distributor in Rosario, Argentina. It was assembled using miscellaneous Model T components from several different years (the engine block is 1922) -- amply demonstrating the interchangeability of Model T parts. It was exhibited in the distributor's showroom and at automobile shows in order to better familiarize Argentineans with the Model T.

Artifact Details

Artifact

Chassis (Vehicle component)

Date Made

circa 1926

Location

Not on exhibit to the public.

Object ID

32.384.1

Credit

From the Collections of The Henry Ford. Gift of Agencia Ford Stabile.

Material

Metal

Dimensions

Height: 61.5 in
Width: 63.5 in
Length: 133 in
Diameter: 24.25 in

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