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According to the Seal Cove Auto Museum in 1909 Ford built 8,000 Model T's and of these were 275 Town cars. They would cost 850.00 while the regular Model T was less. The Town car was mainly used a taxi. Their weight was 1200 pounds. By early 1920 the cost of a Model T was 300.00.
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