1914 Ford T Touring

1914 Ford Model T Touring convertible (Veteran) — I call her Henry. She rolled off the assembly line on January 28, 1914, one of 1,214 cars produced that day. I imported her from Charleston, West Virginia, in 1995 after she spent time in a museum there, then spent five years restoring her back toward original condition. Henry is a talking point wherever she goes — she’s taken part in many rallies (20 trophies so far) and has been used to carry over 100 wedding couples. She still presents and runs like the early cars do: hand-crank start, simple mechanicals, and the charm of over a century of motoring. The body is a convertible touring style with the period-correct fittings and finishes we returned during the restoration. This is a veteran car with the quirks that come with it — she’s not modernized or shoehorned with hidden conveniences. If you’re booking for a wedding, parade, rally, or a heritage event and want something authentic, get in touch so we can discuss logistics, insurance, and handling instructions. Hope Henry can be part of your event.