Model T Ford

• In late 1911 front doors were added to the Touring models. The rear seat had doors on both sides.
  
  
• On the US models the doors were removable but only the right door opened. On the Canadian models both doors opened and were removable.
  
  
• The first four-door Model T was produced in 1912. Later models had removable front doors. When?
  
  
• In 1913 Ford in the US introduced the three-door Touring model, with one door on the left and two on the right.
  
  
• Canadian produced Model Ts in 1913 had driver’s doors, American produced cars did not.  In what year was the first US car fitted with driver’s doors?
  
  
• Canadian Touring models retained two operable front doors up to 1925.
  
  
• In 1926 doors that opened on both sides were fitted to the US Touring models.   
  
                                                                                                                
  
  
• The basic open two-seater Roadster/Runabout had no doors. One door was added as an option to the deluxe model.    
  
  
  
  
• Town Car: No doors in the drivers section.
  
  
• Tourabout: No doors.
  
  
• Torpedo Runabout: One door on each side.
  
  
• Open Runabout: No doors.
  
  
• Sedan: Two or four doors.