1909 Ford Model T Touring, Open Valve Engine, Numbers Matching, Babited Rearend on 2040-cars
Kouts, Indiana, United States
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You are bidding on a 1909 Ford Model T Touring, Serial number 3182, this is a very early Model T born on May14,1909. The engine number matches the body number. The car has it's original babited drive shaft along with the babited rear axle. The front axle is equipped with the one piece spindles. The engine runs on the hot shot battery which I installed but not on the mag I believe that the magnets need recharged. I have the build record from the Benson Ford Archives which tells me the original color was green which you see under the chipped red paint. The records also state that the car came without a top, windshield, front headlights, and speedometer, The car has all these items and they were probably were installed by the dealer as this was the custom until Henry figured he was losing money.
I am starting this auction at $38000.00 with no reserve and this is for the car only and not any of the parts which have not been installed. I will include all of the parts that are for the car that are on the table along with the set of new gray tires (which are no longer available) and rims bolts etc. with the buy it now. The Buy it Now price is $45000.00. If you have any questions please feel free to email me or call 219-766-3335. The last five pictures are what comes with the buy it now. I also had to put a mileage down in the listing it is incorrect I have no idea how many miles are on this car. A deposit of $1000.00 via pay pal is due at auctions end, Balance due with cash if picked up, or via wire transfer to my bank. All funds must clear before the car will be released. No cashiers check accepted. |
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