What was the overall length of the Ford Model T in inches?

The Ford Model T’s overall length was 134 inches.

That figure is the standard specification commonly given for the Model T, equivalent to 11 feet 2 inches. Its 100-inch wheelbase left substantial overhang at the front and rear, while the narrow body and high ground clearance reflected the poor roads for which the car was designed.

The Model T’s dimensions helped make it practical rather than luxurious. It was compact enough for rural lanes and town streets, yet roomy enough for family transportation. Ford offered the car in many body styles, including touring cars, runabouts, sedans, delivery vehicles, and trucks, so exact exterior dimensions could vary somewhat with the body fitted to the chassis.

The number 134 inches is therefore best understood as the standard Model T passenger-car length used in general specifications, not a universal measurement for every derivative. The Model TT truck, for example, had different proportions and varied in length by body style. That distinction explains why some reference works may list separate dimensions for particular versions.