2007 Ford Model T Show - TTM (Texas Transportation Museum)

Ford Model T Show 2007
Hosted by the "T Fords of Texas"
and the Texas Transportation Museum

1926 Model T Enclosed Sedan

Owned by long time museum member Jarrett P.

1924 Ford Model TT - heavy duty truck & 1926 Ford Model T enclosed sedan.

1926 Ford Model T enclosed sedan.

1926 Model T Open Sedan and Pick-Up / Runabout

Just two of Mike M's Model T collection

Daniel and Mike of "T Fords of Texas" working on TTM's 1924 Ford Model TT truck, 9/22/07.

1926 Ford Model T open sedan and pick-up / runabout owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

1926 Ford Model T pick-up / runabout and enclosed sedan owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

1926 Ford Model T open sedan owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

1926 Ford Model T open sedan and pick-up / runabout owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas." TTM's 1924 Model TT heavy duty truck is in the background.

1926 Ford Model T open sedan owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

1926 Ford Model T pick-up / runabout owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

1926 Ford Model T pick-up / runabout owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas." T.F.o.T. Club Chairman Daniel B. is the driver.

1926 Ford Model T pick-up / runabout owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

1926 Ford Model T enclosed sedan owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

1926 Ford Model T pick-up / runabout and open sedan owned by Mike M. of the San Antonio "T Fords of Texas."

2007 "Model T's at TTM" Event

In October 2007 the museum and the San Antonio Ford Model T club, the "Ford Ts of Texas," held a party to celebrate the 99th anniversary of the introduction of what is undisputable the most famous and significant "horseless carriage," in 1908. The event attracted fourteen local vehicles and one from as far away as San Angelo. Next year's event, which will be the 100th anniversary will undoubtedly be even bigger! Our thanks go to the Red McCombs Automotive Group which sponsored the day, allowing free admission.