A hundred years ago this summer, Henry Ford was working day and night in a room over his plant on Piquette Avenue. He was getting ready to unveil what would become one of the most important cars in history…the Model T. Few people know more about the Model T than Bob Casey. He’s the transportation curator at the Henry Ford Museum. He is also the author of “The Model T: A Centennial History.” Michigan Radio’s Jack Lessenberry spoke with him.
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