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1909 Ford Model T LIFE Magazine Ad - 'High Priced Quality in a Low Priced Car'

Magazine page from LIFE with a printed advertisement illustration of an early Ford touring car
Magazine page from LIFE with a printed advertisement illustration of an early Ford touring carOriginal file
Magazine page from LIFE with a printed advertisement illustration of an early Ford touring car

Reference · 1908-1927 Model TAll 26 brochures & literature

Antique Postcard Back: 'One of the First Cars in New Mexico' 1909 Ford Model T 1909 Ford Model T Touring Car Postcard - Motor No. 904, H. G. Switzer, Coleman TX 1909 Ford Model T LIFE Magazine Ad - 'High Priced Quality in a Low Priced Car' 1909 Ford Model T Postcard - Leona Teichgraeber, Youngest Kansas Chauffeur Newspaper ad for the Seventh Annual Automobile Races at West Texas Fair Speedway, Abilene, $5,000 in purses Newspaper clipping: Racing Car Driver Has Narrow Escape, automobile goes through fence at Fair Park Craig-Hunt Inc. advertisement showing a Ford-based racer with Peugeot-type racing head Sears-Cross Spedindicator advertisement with speedometer dial and 'Guaranteed to tell the truth' headline Violet Ray Headlight Lens Ad - Vintage Ford Model T Era Accessory Brochure Model T Times Volume 56 May-June 1958 cover with a brass-era Ford touring car photo Winfield Carburetors ad with prices for Ford, Chevrolet and Dodge applications and racing users 1915 Ospeco Streamline Hood and Radiator Shell ad for 1915-16 Ford cowl dash cars, $17.50 26brochures & literature1908-1927 Ford Model T More reference Schrader No. 777 Inner-Tube Tire Valve Stem Diagram - Ford Model T Era ManualManual page Ford Model T Ignition Wiring Diagram No. 5 - Coil, Magneto & Commutator WiresWiring diagram Ford Model T Bolt & Nut Chart - Wrench Sizes & Tool Numbers DiagramExploded parts Two Ford Motor Company patent plates, an original stamped car No. 665744 and a blank reproductionSpec plate 1923 Ford Model T Touring Body Dimensions Blueprint - Full MeasurementsBlueprint

Vintage LIFE magazine page featuring a printed advertisement illustration of an early Ford touring car.

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This is a cropped scan of a vintage Ford advertisement that appeared in LIFE magazine, as indicated by the '· LIFE ·' masthead across the top of the page. The image shows a side-profile photograph or illustration of an early Ford touring car, an open-body automobile with a folded convertible top at the rear, wooden-spoke wheels, brass-era lamps and radiator, and a right-hand steering position. Beneath the car appears the Ford script logo along with the advertising slogan 'HIGH PRICED QUALITY IN A LOW PRICED CAR.' No model designation, model year, price, specifications, or dealer information are visible in this cropped portion of the advertisement; any additional ad copy that may have appeared below the slogan is cut off. The document was uploaded to a gallery for a 1909 Ford Model T, and the vehicle depicted is consistent in style with a brass-era Ford touring car of that period, though the ad itself does not state a year or model in the visible area. Readers can learn how Ford marketed its cars in period print advertising, emphasizing quality at a low price.

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What publication did this Ford advertisement appear in?
The masthead at the top of the page reads '· LIFE ·', indicating the ad appeared in LIFE magazine.
What slogan does the Ford ad use?
The ad shows the Ford script logo with the slogan 'HIGH PRICED QUALITY IN A LOW PRICED CAR.'
What kind of car is shown in the advertisement?
An early open touring-style Ford automobile with a folded convertible top, spoked wheels, brass lamps, and right-hand steering, though no model name or year is printed in the visible portion.
Does the ad list a price or specifications?
No. In the visible cropped portion, only the LIFE masthead, the Ford logo, and the slogan are legible; no price, model designation, or specifications appear.

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