But those brief clips never told the whole story about just how much effort Ford was forced to put into manufacturing just one component of their iconic Model T: the wheels. An in-house production ...

The Model T is a car, with wheels and tires, pedals and levers, and a circular steering wheel. But it's not a car as we know it today. Three pedals protrude from the floor, but none of them ...

which was more than some versions of the Model T were selling for. White also sold an already-converted Snowmobile for $750.

Automotive pioneer Henry Ford struck gold with the Ford Model T in 1908, but the road to success ... just a frame mounted on borrowed bicycle wheels — in June 1896. Inspired by his creation ...