The 1927 Ford Model T marked the final chapter of the car that had defined the automotive industry for nearly 20 years. Introduced in 1908, the Model T was designed to be reliable and easy to maintain - bringing car ownership within reach for the average American. On May 26, 1927, the last Model T rolled off the Highland Park assembly line, with an engine hand-stamped by Ford's eight longest-serving employees before being assembled. Now this extraordinary milestone is celebrated with this officially licensed 1927 Ford Model T sculpture. Introducing the Ford Model T Centennial Tribute Sculpture, a limited-edition first-ever available exclusively from The Hamilton Collection.

Meticulously handcrafted in 1:18 collector scale, this authentic 100th anniversary tribute honors the innovation, popularity and enduring legacy that made the Ford Model T a universal symbol of progress. From its distinctive silhouette to its classic proportions, every detail is faithfully recreated in cold-cast bronze. The sculpture is showcased on a wood-tone base with a plaque recognizing the 100-year milestone of production of the final 1927 Model T. Your Ford collectible also includes a Certificate and Collector Card celebrating the model's pivotal role in Ford history and displaying its unique edition number, making each piece one-of-a-kind. But don't delay - the edition is limited to 2,027 worldwide and strong demand is expected. Order now!