was introduced in 1926. While there are many similarities between the Ford Model T and the Fordson, there are also distinct differences. The truck included front end gears and suspensions similar to the Model T, however the rear suspension was, according to Ford, the most unique feature in that it consisted of two cantilever springs with feather edge axle. The engine was unique in that it was positioned under the cab and was far back in the chassis, so the truck had a snub-nose appearance. There was only one 1926 Fordson truck to ever be delivered to a customer and it was listed for sale on Mecum Auctions in 2019. Citations General and cited references Further reading . An article about Ford's power farming activities that shows the zeitgeist of the early 1920s in American mechanized farming. Partial toward Ford but informative. External links History of Fordson and Ford tractors Fordson Tractors 1917 to 1950 1917 establishments in Michigan CNH Industrial Ford Motor Company Marques Ford Motor Company Ford tractors Tractors Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1917 Vehicles introduced in 1917