1912 ford roadster

The 1912 Ford Model T Roadster is an iconic piece of automotive history, emblematic of the early 20th-century revolution in personal transportation. Known for its affordability and durability, the Model T was affectionately called the "Tin Lizzie" and was the vehicle that put America on wheels.

The Roadster, also known as the Runabout, featured a single-row seat for two passengers and a small cargo area in the rear, which could be fitted with an optional rear seat. Its open-top design, while common at the time, required drivers to be hearty, as it offered little protection from the elements aside from a fold-down fabric roof.