You can also count Henry Ford III — great-great grandson and namesake of the patriarch of the automaking family that brought the Model T to life at Ford's Piquette Avenue Plant 115 years ago ...

Ford Motor Co. Executive Chairman Bill Ford, the great-grandson of company founder Henry Ford, reviews family memorabilia for the centennial celebration of the Model T at the historic Piquette Plant.

The Henry Ford has a fleet of 27 antique vehicles that are used daily at Greenfield Village. It has hired someone to care and repair them.

Automotive pioneer Henry Ford struck gold with the Ford Model T in 1908, but the road to success wasn't smooth.Ford built his first one-cylinder gas engine in 1893 and created his first car ...

History: The Ford Model A would go where horses wouldn't and saved Californians after an earthquake in San Francisco in 1906, but it wasn't Henry Ford's best design. He was looking to make a car ...

Martin, who helped get the fleet of Model T's going at The Henry Ford in 2003, learned to drive, repair and maintain a Model T at that time. And driving is a feat not for the faint of heart.

It only has a top speed of about 45 mph, but that hasn't kept Thomas Edison's 108-year-old Ford Model T from becoming the centerpiece for a simulated ride to the moon at American Dream mall. This ...

He allowed Model K production to continue until 1908 before introducing the Model T, the car Henry Ford wanted to build since he dreamed of becoming a car builder in 1893.

Celebrating the Model T has become part of the family business and why not as it is THE vehicle that put Ford on the map. Every time the Model T has celebrated a big anniversary of its debut ...

Martin, who helped get the fleet of Model T's going at The Henry Ford in 2003, learned to drive, repair and maintain a Model T at that time. And driving is a feat not for the faint of heart.

Martin, who helped get the fleet of Model T's going at The Henry Ford in 2003, learned to drive, repair and maintain a Model T at that time. And driving is a feat not for the faint of heart.