shorter, being the 19 years' production run of the Model T itself for that market (1908 to 1927). But the engine continued to be produced and sold to various consumer, industrial, military, and marine markets throughout the world until 1941. Ford Model A engine The engine used in the Model A was a water-cooled L-head inline four with a displacement of . This engine provided , but made substantially more torque, at of torque. The bore and stroke were also enlarged from the original Model T's engine; measuring x . There are no interchangeable parts between the Model T and Model A engines. See also List of Ford engines Pietenpol Sky Scout, a 1929-designed homebuilt aircraft using a Model T engine References Bibliography Further reading Model T Products introduced in 1908 Gasoline engines by model Straight-four engines