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Paint it Black (and Green, and Red)

When Henry Ford developed the Model T and refined (not invented) assembly line production methods, he transformed the automobile from a plaything for rich people to a tool for the masses, changing not only transportation, but the world. The breadth of the Model T lineup is on display at the Model T Ford Club of America Model T Museum in Richmond, Indiana, generally just called the Model T Museum.

The collection is hosted by the Model T Ford Club of America. It’s the largest Model T club in the world, with chapters in the United States, Canada, Europe, Oceania, and South America, bringing Model T fans together. The club was

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