Model T's: how many versions were offered as a military vehicle? I have seen the ambulance, along with the light cargo truck and the machine gun car. Others?

I seen this?
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/411944/500177.html?1418526795

Other links?

Attached is a list from December 1918 of what the Quartermaster Corp wanted from Ford for vehicles. Remember, it was after the Great War that the Ford was used as a military vehicle. Not all Fords saw action in France.

Don't forget the airplane starter platform. I have seen only three.

Machine Gun carrier:



Staff Cars:





Utility transport truck:



Wireless truck:

Trench Railway Loco:






Patrol car:



War photographer studio:

Here is the rail loco in "road" format:



Huck Starter for aircraft starting:

What Might Have Been!

Henry's Tank:



Tracked Wonder:



Prototype Jeep?:

GREAT pictures Adrian!
THANKS for sharing them.

Troop transport (a preview of agony to come for many many more grunts!):

With so many broken Ts lying around it was inevitable that someone with a bit of time on their hands would become a little creative:

Hello Billy, i don't think Ford produced any specialised military cars other than the ambulance, all cars built by Ford USA were standard products except the ones delivered with the standardised ambulance body of the 1917 pattern.
All the pictures posted by Adrian are of the English commonwealth pattern with british built bodywork and right hand steering wheel.
But of course a lot was built or adapted in the field as need arose, that is still a large 'grey area'

There was an individual on the Forum, Robert Brough, who built a version of the T patrol car. He also collected and restored military vehicles. I expected him to jump in this thread, but he hasn’t. Now that I think of it, been about 6 months since I’ve seen him post anything on here.

Most of the pictures are Commonwealth, but not all. Many Commonwelth Ts came from "the factory" - just not the US factory ;-)

Several are US forces: "might have beens" and troop transport are US I believe.

Check out this armored version

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_FT-B#/media/File:2013,_%C5%9Awi%C4%99to_Wojsk a_PolskiegoDSC_2462.JPG