1925 Ford Model T-tt Truck, Restored California Truck on 2040-cars
San Juan Capistrano, California, United States
Engine:4 CYL
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Year: 1925
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Black
Model: Model T
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: MODEL TT
Drive Type: REAR
Mileage: 100
FOR SALE IS A 1925 FORD MODEL TT TRUCK THAT HAS HAD A VERY EASY LIFE. IT HAS HAD A TOTAL NUT AND BOLT BODY OFF RESTORATION BACK IN THE MID 1970s. WITH LESS THAN 100 MILES SINCE DONE. IT WAS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA MOST OF ITS LIFE. THE TRUCK HAS BEEN ON DISPLAY IN AUTO MUSEUMS SINCE THE RESTORATION. IT RUNS EXCELLENT ALWAYS STARTS EASY HOT OR COLD. TRANSMISSION SEEMS TO WORK AS IT SHOULD, BANDS FEEL GOOD. IT IS EQUIPED WITH THE RUCKSTELL 2 SPEED REAR END AND A WARFORD FRONT MOUNT 2 SPEED SLIDING GEARS TRANS. THE BRAKES ARE THE ROCK MOUNTAIN HEAVY DUTY BRAKES AND STOPS VERY GOOD. A WATER PUMP HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE ENGINE. THE PAINT STILL LOOKS BEAUTIFUL EVEN THOUGH ITS NEAR 40 YEARS OLD. BODT IS VERY STRAIGHT EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK INCLUDING THE BACK OF THE CAB. INTERIOR IS ALSO IN EXCELLENT CONDITION ALL STOCK. THE BED WOOD IS GREAT CONDITION ALONG WITH THE BED SIDES. UNDERNEATH IT LOOKS CLEAN AND WELL DETAILED. I AM BY NO MEANS A MODEL T EXPERT SO PLEASE ASK AS MANY QUESTIONS AS NEEDED. THERE WAS A DETAILES APRAISAL DONE IN 2007 FOR INSURANCE REASONS FOR $18,200 AND THE APRAISAL BOOK WILL COME WITHE THE TRUCK. THE RESERVE HAS BEEN SET AT A VERY REASONABLE PRICE AND IS PRICED TO SELL. ENGINE NUMBERS DO MATCH THE TITLE.IT HAS A CLEAR CALIFORNIA TITLE AND IS REGISTERED PLANNED NON OPERATION. THE LICENSE PLATES ARE CA. EARLY 1970s FROM WHEN IT WAS RESTORED. FOR MORE INFO. CALL 949-429-5382 ALL SHIPPING AND TRANSPORTING IS UP TO BUYER.
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