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“1914 Ford Model T: The Car That Started It All | Cairns Feature”

Welcome to this week’s Sunday Feature Car, where we spotlight something truly extraordinary — a beautifully preserved 1914 Ford Model T Sedan, a rolling time capsule that takes us right back to the birth of motoring as we know it. More than 110 years on, this Model T still turns heads wherever it goes. Wearing the personalised plates MARR13D, it stands as a powerful reminder of an era when driving was an adventure, cars were a luxury, and every journey was a story. This is one of the very machines that helped transition the world from horse-drawn transport to the motor age — and seeing it in motion today is nothing short of magic. Every feature of this car reflects the craftsmanship of its time: • The brass-era fittings and fixtures • The upright, carriage-like stance • The simplicity of early engineering that changed the world This Model T has been lovingly maintained with a commitment to preserving authenticity wherever possible. It isn’t just a showpiece — it’s a piece of living history, still cruising the roads of Cairns and sparking curiosity from every generation that sees it. The fact that a car built before traffic lights, highways, or electric starters is still running today is a testament to both Henry Ford’s engineering revolution and the dedication of its current custodian. It reminds us how far motoring has evolved, while proving that timeless style and innovation can outlive any trend. A huge thank-you to the owner for sharing this stunning piece of automotive heritage with our community, helping keep the early spirit of motoring alive in Far North Queensland. 🎥 Videographer: Caleb Montiadis 🎤 Interviewer: Scot Smith 📷 Photography: Bigfoot Photography Stay connected with us for more incredible feature cars: 📍 Facebook: Cairns Cars & Coffee 📸 Instagram: @cairns_cars_and_coffee #CairnsCarsAndCoffee #AutobarnFeatureCar #FordModelT #ClassicCars #FNQ #MotoringHistory #CairnsEvents