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1926 Ford Model T Coupe: The Stylish Workhorse of the Roaring Twenties

The 1926 Ford Model T Coupe is a classic example of the “Tin Lizzie” in its later years—offering a more refined, enclosed body style during the final stretch of the Model T’s legendary production run.

Overview

  • A two-door, two-passenger enclosed car with a fixed steel roof
  • Often called the “doctor’s coupe” due to its popularity among professionals needing reliable, stylish transportation
  • By 1926, Ford was making significant updates to the Model T to keep it competitive

Specifications

  • Engine: 177 cu in (2.9L) inline-4, producing about 20 hp
  • Transmission: 2-speed planetary transmission (foot-operated)
  • Drive: Rear-wheel drive
  • Top Speed: ~40–45 mph
  • Starting: Hand crank standard, with electric starter available (and common) by 1926
  • Brakes: Transmission brake + mechanical parking brakes on rear wheels

Design Details

  • Lower, more modern body design—no more tall “T” look
  • All-steel body panels with more durable construction
  • Nickel-plated radiator shell (instead of brass or black paint)
  • Wire wheels available as an option
  • Improved interior comfort and better weather sealing
  • First year with a removable windshield for some models