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The Ford Model T Field Ambulance (1916 canvas on wood frame model) was used extensively by the British & French as well as the American Expeditionary Force in The Great War. Top speed 45mph from a 4 cylinder water cooled engine.

1913 Model T Ford takes a couple off on their honeymoon.

An American version of the Model-T ambulance

A previous alternative to the Model-T and other vehicles of the Great War

An American version of the Model-T ambulance in a shell shocked town in France.

This is an excellent picture of the American Model-T Ambulance in action somewhere near the front lines in France. As you can see, the Model T had adequate space in the back to fit up to four men as well as three men in the front, including the…

U.S. soldier Gustav Starkenman poses for a picture in the Model T ambulance. Drivers were very valuable and very much needed in the war. Not very many people knew how to drive, let alone drive through land riddled with craters and rubble.

Not only was the Model T an excellent candidate for an ambulance, but it also was extremely useful when it came to transporting supplies to the front line. As shown by this image, the Model T gave the army the benefit of moving larger quantities of…

A 1913 Ford Model T still in service at a classic car exhibit as of 2013.