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Skill 2 Model Kit 1927 Ford...

🔧 NOT YET TESTED — TinkerTown hasn’t run this one through the shop.

We haven’t bought and roasted this one yet, so we’re pointing you to the best price we found. Want it on the bench? Enough interest and it jumps the queue.

This 1/25 scale plastic kit from AMT is a 2-in-1 build of the 1927 Ford Model T Touring, Ford's last year for the Model T, letting builders assemble the open-top touring body stock or as a period-style speedster. It's a Skill 2 kit with a detailed chassis and drivetrain, rubber tires, and the fine multi-piece body tooling AMT is known for on its vintage Model T releases.

The Ford Model T revolutionized American manufacturing after its 1908 debut, becoming the first car built on a moving assembly line and putting automobile ownership within reach of millions of families. By the time production ended in 1927, Ford had built over 15 million Model Ts, and the round-fendered 1927 touring car represented the final, most refined version of the design before Ford replaced it with the all-new Model A.

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