1924 Model T Roadster Survivor on 2040-cars
Montoursville, Pennsylvania, United States
FOR SALE IS A 1924 FORD MODEL T; THIS IS A TRUE SURVIVOR, THIS HAS ONLY BEEN TITLED TO 2 PEOPLE. I HAVE THE HISTORY OF THE CAR BACK TO THE ORIGINAL OWNER. ALL WE NEED TO DO IS DRIVE 10 MILES AND TALK TO THE CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILD THAT I PURCHASED IT FROM. THIS VEHICLE IS ALL CORRECT; THE ENGINE, TRANS ARE IN PERFECT ORDER; THERE IS A COVER FOR THE COIL BOX. I JUST FORGOT TO TAKE THE PICTURE. THERE IS 2 ORIGINAL HARD TIRES AND A RIM THAT GO WITH IT ALSO. I PURCHASED THIS ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO. IT WAS A FUN LITTLE CAR TO DRIVE. IT FELT LIKE A ONE MAN PARADE NO MATTER WHERE YOU WENT. I TOOK THE CAR TO 2 SHOWS LAST YEAR AND WON BOTH TIMES. I AM MORE OF A MUSCLE CAR PERSON AND WOULD LIKE TO SEE THIS GO TO SOMEONE WHO WOULD APPRECIATE THE HISTORY. TODD 570-419-6989 |
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