1919 Ford Model T 3 Door Touring Car No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Batesville, Arkansas, United States
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Up for auction at NO RESERVE is a 1919 Ford Model T 3 door Touring car. The car is a '19 touring body with a '23 chassis. It's a fun little car that runs strong. Plenty of power with no smoke. Engine and rear end were already gone through when I got the car. Radiator is in great shape. New 12v battery. Electric start. New Champion X spark plugs. Rebuilt carb. New Anderson timer. New manifold gaskets. Brake, reverse, and high/low band are in great shape. Has a brand new fuel tank. Rust Free. Chassis is in good condition, wheels are beautiful and all spokes are tight. I'm pretty sure it is an original Ford body and is restorable, or can be used as is. It has no major dents, however it has a few welds on it. The wood is in good shape. I have been playing with and driving the car as it is, but to make it complete, it needs a windshield, interior, top, splash aprons, hood shelves, hood latches(included), one door latch striker, e-brake rods(included), horn, steering column support strap, and a little bit of wiring(key switch, headlamp pigtail, etc.) There may be a few minor items I am leaving out. I have never tried to run the car on mag but I bet its in good working order considering the work that was put into the engine. But that is just speculation. the car really does run great and stops people in their track wherever you go. You could choose to fully complete an easy restoration on this little car, or drive it just the way it is now. What you see in the pictures is what you get. The car will be sold on a bill of sale, however if the buyer wants me to go through the process to get a title, it takes approximately 8 weeks through the new process in the state of Arkansas to get one. That will be strictly up to the buyer. No paypal on this item please. Cashier's check, USPS money order, or cash only upon pickup. Complete payment must be made within 5 days of auction end. Unfortunately, I have nowhere to store the item so I cannot hold onto it. I have one of my antique tractors kicked out of the shop right now, so I need to get it back in there ASAP. Buyer needs to contact me within 24 hours of the auction end to arrange payment and pickup. There may be a possibility that I could deliver for a fee, depending on my schedule in the next 2 weeks. Please do not bid if you cannot or do not plan to pay for the item under these terms. I hope to have some links to some videos up in the next day or two. Please, if you have any questions, contact me by phone or text at 870-882-9670. I would love to talk with you about it. Thanks for looking!
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