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The reason I was needing this info was because I’m attempting to recreate a Model T in a video game Called LittleBigPlanet 3, though I don’t know if you’re aware of that game. I’m just trying to make it as accurate as I can make it so I’m needing this info to assistant me with that.

Tanner Results of timed test, my T is stock for a 98 year old car, engine is rebuilt with alum pistons, but all other chassis parts are stock. Test today was hot, but got top road speed up to 43-44mph . Time from zero to top speed was 37 seconds . For the reverse time, it took 5 seconds to back up ...

Tanner Main reason for lack of info on 'timed' speed of the Ford T is its lack of relevance to owners. Back in the early days, Fords were driven by owners in contests of 'hill climbs' to test power, these were timed but speed wasn't. Timing the flat out top speed of a Model T on level won't be easi...

I didn’t think you were sounding rude. I’m just trying to find specific information I can’t find seem to find online. I can’t really find anything that shows me it’s actual 0-45 time, top reverse speed, time it takes to get to the top reverse speed, y’know? My lack of information led me here, hoping...

I appreciate the help. Thanks! But there’s a small problem with that image and that is it says the T could go 55. I’ve seen that result when googling it but I know most Model T’s didn’t actually go 55.

Hello, I was hoping to ask a couple questions about the Model T’s performance. I’m researching it and need some information if you don’t mind. First question was how long do you believe it takes for the Model T took to reach it’s top speed.. And the other question is, how fast did it go in reverse, ...