WAYLAND, MI — If you’ve ever wanted to own a Ford Model T or TT conversion truck, you can have the chance to buy one on Wednesday, Oct. 25. A total of 13 Model Ts and TTs from between 1915 and ...

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America's top-selling truck for 45 years, the Ford F-Series goes back all the way to 1948. But Ford has been making haulers since the early days of the automobile. The T-based Model TT, for ...

Ford Motor Co. today marks the introduction of its first purpose-built truck, the 1917 Ford Model TT, celebrating a hundred years of pickups that would change "the very nature of work itself." ...

The 1923 Ford Model TT chassis cost $380, which inflation-adjusted for today would be $5,697.64. Ride and comfort may have been questionable—Ford fit solid tires on the TT from the factory.

The Model TT truck launches in July 1917, nine years after the Model T puts America on wheels. It combines the T's cab and engine with a sturdier frame. It has a one-ton payload and accommodates ...

Ford is celebrating the centennial of its first purpose-built truck, the 1917 Model TT, which eventually led to the company producing many iconic work trucks, including the F-Series that has been ...

Ford stepped up its game when it replaced the Model TT with the all-new Model AA truck in 1928. The AA had a 1.5-ton chassis, more powerful engine and slightly more stylish appearance.

According to Ford, the Model TT truck cost $600 and could carry one ton of cargo. Only 209 were sold the year of its release, a figure which would dramatically change over the next decade.

Ford’s commitment to its customers’ needs and wants has been part of its philosophy as a manufacturer from the first Model TT, which might be why so many of our Truck Trend editors have owned ...

Ford stepped up its game when it replaced the Model TT with the all-new Model AA truck in 1928. The AA had a 1.5-ton chassis, more powerful engine and slightly more stylish appearance.

Ford sold 1.3 million Model TT trucks through 1928, when it replaced them with the more capable Model AA, which quickly became a favorite for farmers. Ford released the Model BB in 1933, many of ...