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Here is a very restorable Model T project. This belonged to my uncle who was an avid Model T collector. The last time he drove it the flywheel lost a magnet. He took the engine out to start repairs and passed away before he was able to do any further investigating. Heres what we do know about it- the rear end has not been taken apart, the seats have been recovered (not top quality, but very usable), the top was not with it when he bought it, most to all of the wood has been replaced, it has an aftermarket radiator, it has a new aftermarket hood for a high radiator, this model is a low radiator, the windshield has been replaced with safety glass, there is some bondo on the lower body, the wheels look to be original and are in excellent shape. Before the flywheel lost a magnet the engine and transmission worked great. Feel free to email with any questions. The engine is currently out of the body and it will need to be trailered to its new home.
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