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UPDATE  06-17-24:  I have the engine running.  . . .   see the new video  . . ..  The vacuum fuel pump is working, and the carburetor is operating properly. The mixture adjusts, the mixture enrichment for starting functions. The clutch operates, and the transmission shifts easily.

An exhaust leak at the manifold / pipe connection leaks. I have not looked into it yet.

The photos reveal the car's condition. It is, to my knowledge complete.  I understand that this is a sport touring version because of the plated headlights, and grill shell, the outside door handles, and cowl lights. The plated bumpers may also be part of the sport package.

NOTE: The title uses the engine number as the VIN (vehicle identification number)

There is cosmetic damage, paint scratches, torn canvas. Seat covers are worn with some tears. The engine turns over via the electric starter, or hand crank, and has compression. Keep in mind that this is a 100 year old car.

The vacuum fuel pump and carburetor has been serviced. Plug wire, distributor cap, plugs, and points have been replaced. New fan belt.

Currently the engine is not running,  ( see update above ) and because I am in the process of moving out of the country, I am unable to continue working on the car. I heard the engine run at the time I purchased it, but it required choking, and would only run slightly above idle speed.

The tires are all like new, with two new spare tires.The headlights work, the horn does not. The 6 volt battery is old and needs replacement. It takes current batteries that are easily available.The floor boards are solid. All wood in the body seems solid.

There are a number of tools included, as are a number of engine gaskets, and several manuals and literature.

Included are side curtains and their stanchions. The plastic windows in the curtains are cracked and brittle.

It is a conventional three speed transmission and clutch.

Should it be desired to ship the car, it must still be first viewed by the buyer, found acceptable, and paid in full prior to shipment. I will assist in loading the car, but all other aspects of shipping are the buyer's responsibility.

A five hundred dollar non-refundable, deposit holds the car for one week, during which time the buyer can view and accept the car before final payment is made. A wire transfer must complete (funds be in my bank account), or cash payment has been deposited in person by the buyer at my local bank prior to delivery of the car.

There will be no return or refund made after the sale is concluded.