Launched in 1910, the Regal Model N Underslung Roadster was among the first to adopt an innovative “underslung” layout, pioneered by American in Indianapolis. This design placed axles above the frame, lowering the center of gravity for enhanced stability and handling, a crucial safety improvement for early motorists who feared tipping over. The Underslung Roadster was soon followed by the Underslung Touring in 1913.

This Model T Underslung Touring, chassis 7106, joined the esteemed Stan Lucas collection in 1986, having been acquired from the renowned collection of William F. Harrah, whose cars were among the finest in the world. Between 1994 and 1998, Stan Lucas had the car restored by specialists in Reno, Nevada, and it was completed in time for the 1998 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance® and the all-important Tour d’Elegance®. This fine example stands ready for the next discerning collector to take note.