1925 Ford Model T Depot Hack on 2040-cars
Englewood, Colorado, United States
Let me start by saying that this model t body was built in 1951 by York Body Corp in Pennsylvania. I purchased this vehicle from the family that had the body installed. They found this model t in 1951 and it had been stored since 1930 in a barn. I have a newspaper article that talks about it. That being said, I purchased approximately 3 years ago and I totally dis assembled the vehicle, refinished all the original wood, and metal hardware on body to a very high quality standard. I dis assembled chassy, rebuilt as needed, powder coated all parts, the engine had been rebuilt prior to me buying the car by a local model t expert, it has a high compression aluminum cyl head, and a larger aluminum intake manifold, still runs original coils, timer and magnito, it has a ruxtel rear end with standard gears, will wood disc brake system sold by texas t parts, has a new fuel tank and sediment bowl, electrical fuel shut off system, still runs original 6 volt system, no water pump, had radiator re done, driven this car in the mountains of Colorado and does not run hot, has all original sheet metal, repainted to a mirror finish, rear fenders have a couple flaws in them(not bad) car has all new wiring, new upholstery, comes with original tool box from the 30's found it new old stock, picinic basket, has new interior plus top, wood is 98% original on body, has tempered glass for windshield, I have owned alot of these model t's, this one is restored to a very high quality finish, you will not be disappointed. There is so much to tell about this car if any questions call Randy 303-903-2224
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