Jack Daniels Distillery was registered in 1866 by Mr. Jack Daniel in Lynchburg (Pop. 361), Tennessee. Jack Daniel settled in "the hollow" where the distillery still stands today because of its good source of pure water. The Cave Spring that Jack used then is still used today: it flows year round at 56⁰ Fahrenheit. But, most important it's pure water is iron free, a quality that's essential for making fine Tennessee Whiskey. Jack Daniel Tennessee Whiskey is charcoal-mellowed - drop by drop - through ten feet of hard maple charcoal. This charcoal-mellowing process is used to make Jack Daniel smooth sippin' Tennessee Whiskey the same old-fashioned way it has always been made in the hills of Tennessee.
The Ford Model TT was more then just another popular, quality product. It was, and is, an essential part of the American legacy. The 1913 Ford Model TT Touring car set the pattern for body design for more than a decade. A three-door with two doors on the right and one left rear, it was perfect for touring. And it was the best selling Model TT during the 1913 fiscal year. Now Matchbox Collecibles pays tribute to Jack Daniel Distillery with an authentic replica of a 1913 Ford Model TT.

Limited edition of just 12,500.

(1997)

Scale: 1:43