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Six of the cars were made and one is now part of Ford of Britain's heritage collection at Dagenham in Essex.
The hand-made Model T, made to 1914 specifications, has been seen at a number of Ford centenary celebration events this year.
Two craftsmen helped by a team of engineers and suppliers spent two years sourcing and making the parts and assembling the six new Model Ts, which are known as Model T-100s.
More than 15 million of the cars, many of them made at Trafford Park in Manchester, were sold by the end of their run from 1908 to 1927.
It was the first vehicle built on Henry Ford's moving assembly line and the first to be offered in any colour "as long as it is black".
Ford was launched in a small converted wagon factory in Detroit on 16 June 1903.
It is now the world's largest car-maker, employing 350,000 workers in 200 countries.
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