This reel shows a 1924 Ford Model T truck parked next to a 1931 Ford Model A. It zooms in on the front steering and suspension components of both, offering viewers a chance to observe the differences. The Ford Model T changed the world when it went on sale in 1908. The game change really came in 1913 when Ford turned on its assembly lines, making mass prosuction a breeze. Prices dropped significantly, making it easier than ever to obtain an automobile. It remained in prosuction until 1927, with

Pulling a Ford Model A out of America's Car Museum to stretch its muscles. The Ford Model A hit the streets in 1927, replacing the legendary Model T. With a smoother ride, modern styling, and a top speed of 65 mph, it quickly became a fan favorite. By 1931, Ford had sold over 4.8 million Model As! 🚗💨 #FordModelA #ClassicCars #AutomotiveHistory | This Day in Automotive History - Drive History