1926 Ford
Model T Tudor Sedan













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1926 Ford Model T Tudor: The Everyday Sedan That Brought Comfort to the Common Driver
The 1926 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan was one of the most practical and popular enclosed body styles of the late Model T era—offering comfort, protection from the elements, and a refined appearance, all while staying affordable for the average American family.
Overview
- Two-door, five-passenger enclosed sedan
- Named “Tudor” as a play on words: “two-door”
- Offered a more weatherproof, year-round driving option compared to open-top cars
- One of Ford’s top-selling models in 1926–1927
Specifications
- Engine: 177 cu in (2.9L) inline-4 cylinder
- Horsepower: ~20 hp
- Transmission: 2-speed planetary gearbox (pedal-operated)
- Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive
- Top Speed: 40–45 mph
- Brakes: Transmission brake + rear mechanical parking brakes
- Starting: Hand crank standard; electric starter common and often included by 1926
Interior & Comfort
- Full steel roof (non-removable), upholstered seats, and carpeted or rubber floors
- Enclosed cabin provided shelter from wind, rain, and cold—great for all seasons
- Simple dash layout with a speedometer, ammeter, and basic controls