1925 Model T Doctors Coup With Good Matching Title on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
1925 Model T - Ford - Doctors Coup - New wiring, new coils, new leather
belt, new wood kit and top, rear brakes replaced along with seals. Runs,
drives, stops as it should. This car is not perfect. Needs some TLC.
But is a rust free, South Dakota car with a lot of potential. Do have a
clear Missouri title. Number is matching, which is rare, since number is
off motor. (Usually motors have been replaced). So as you can see with
the numbers on the title matching as it should be, this is a very old
original Model T. Body does have dings and as noted in the pictures,
does have some cracks in the fender which have been repaired. Delivery
is possible after car and delivery have been paid for, for a $1.50 a
loaded mile up to 250 miles. Car must be paid for and delivery charge
also, before I will leave. If you have any questions you can contact me
at 314-853-4954 from 10:00am - 8:00pm, central time.
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