Model T Ford Bakery Delivery Truck on 2040-cars
Harbor City, California, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:4 cylinder gas
Drive Type: rear wheel
Make: Ford
Mileage: 9,999
Model: Model T
Trim: none
For auction is this old Model T Bakery truck. The chassis includes all the parts i got with the truck. All the chassis parts need to be rebuilt or restored. The block is complete with pistons, rods and crankshaft. There is no transmission. The body was acquired by a gentleman in Southern California sometime in the 1950's. As he related, it was owned by the Davis Standard Bread Co of Los Angeles, CA. It may have started life as a horse drawn wagon, and then converted to a Model T chassis as the bakery modernized there fleet of delivery trucks. Most of the original body is still there, the only thing i see missing is the front seat riser. Above the green banner, which says Rolls, Doughnuts, and Cakes, was a canvas sign with the bakeries logo that is long since gone. You can still see bits of the canvas. As you open the back doors, there were 2 pullout wood trays, one of which is still there. This is body number 92, so the Davis bakery had quite a fleet. This body could be repaired and left in pretty much its original state or restored into a very nice unique truck. Included are a full set of fenders, splash aprons and running boards. The front fenders have never been used. When i bought this truck, the body, the sides were covered in tin and those pieces will be included. Delivery is the buyers responsibility and i will help in any way i can. This is a very rare opportunity to own a very unique piece of history. THERE IS NO TITLE FOR THIS TRUCK!
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