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John Merritt
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PICs - Daily Dose of Diecast...Monday

Ford Design Evolution-continuing photo series

This segment continues with the Ford Model T. This time I have chosen the 1925 Model T Touring from Sunstar. A very nice model that displays perfectly with it's Danbury Mint counterparts.

The Model T has always impressed me with it's simplistic design and style. The Model T was produced from 1908 to 1927. During those years over 16 million were produced. A feat that still keeps it as one of the top-ten selling cars of all time. Which for me, is pretty amazing too, considering the Model T was produced before the computer, the internet and the world economy as it exists today.

1925 Ford Model T Touring, Sunstar


John Merritt
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Beautiful.....



   
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Looking good John



   
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John I don't own that model, but I do have this GEM from that Era (PIC)

I guess this is a late model compared to a 1925! LOLOLOL While this model has a grand appearance in pictures, it's a rather small and petite model when in hand!

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John Merritt
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That is a great model too Phil. I have that as well. It is coming up in my photo series.


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Yay !!!!



   
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Love this car and era. Mints did a bang-up job on these guys.



   
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