1917 Ford Model T Antique Classic on 2040-cars
Brimfield, Massachusetts, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 999
Model: Model T
Exterior Color: Black
Trim: touring
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: man
Hello I'm listing this beautiful restored 1917 Ford Model T Touring classic for a friend. Full resto was performed about 3 years ago and has only been used a handful of times. This beauty has had many tastefully upgrades to make it very enjoyable to drive and operate. I will list its features. Any questions you may have, I will try to answer or get you in contact with the owner. Thank you! This 1917 was built to drive as the motor was swaped out to later 1921 engine for the desirable electric start. The critical outside oil line was also installed to eliminate the known clogging of the internal line and causing a meltdown. Other installed options include, Quick starting distributor,engine oil sight gauge,parade whistle and more. This T has had the desirable Rocky Mountain Brakes, an option for owners living in the hills where the weak standand brakes just wasent good enough. Kevlar transmission bands,dog gone radiator cap & moto meter. Has hidden directional lights,kerosene side, tail lights and stop lights. Safety glass in windshield. New convertible top and top boot for storage. Even the original licence plate! Everything works and looks new on this car. This car went to two shows last year and took home two first place trophys! Come take a look at this beauty as you wont be dissapointed. Currently registered & inspected, clean massachusetts title. Buy now and enjoy this classic tomorrow. Thank you for looking at my auction.
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