1925 Ford Model T,runabout,beautiful Body Off Restoration,ruckstell 2 Speed. on 2040-cars
San Juan Capistrano, California, United States
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UP FOR SALE IS A 1925 FORD MODEL T, RUNABOUT, ALL STEEL. COMPLETE BODY OFF, EVERY NUT AND BOLT RESTORATION DONE IN 1995 WITH LESS THAN 300 MILES SINCE DONE. BEAUTIFUL BODY AND PAINT AND SUPER STRAIGHT. THE PAINT HAS TWO SMALL SCRATCHES ON THE GREEN THAT COULD BE TOUCHED UP VERY EASY,OTHER THAN THAT IT IS VERY GOOD LOOKING. THE MOTOR RUNS EXCELLENT AND THE TRANSMISSION WORKS AS IT SHOULD. BANDS FEEL EXCELLENT.BRAKES STOP VERY WELL FOR WHAT THEY ARE. IT HAS A RUCKSTELL 2 SPEED REAR END THAT LETS IT RUN DOWN THE ROAD AT A PRETTY GOOD SPEED. THE ENGINE RUNS EXCELLENT WHILE RUNNING ON BATTERY BUT WHEN SWITCHED TO MAGNETO IT HAS A SLIGHT MISSFIRE AT LOW RPM. I AM NO EXPERT ON MODEL T's AND HAVE TRIED TO DISCRIBE THE CAR THE BEST I CAN. THE CAR LOOKS BETTER IN PERSON THAN IT DOES IN PICTURES. PICTURES DO NOT DO IT JUSTICE. OTHER THAN A COUPLE SMALL SCRATCHES AND A SMALL REPAIR DONE ON THE TOP AS SHOWN IN PICTURES IT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. IT HAS BEEN CHANGED TO 12 VOLT AND ALWAYS STARTS INSTANTLYAND HEADLIGHTS ARE BRIGHT SO NIGHT DRIVING IS NOT A PROBLEM. IF YOU HAVE ZERO FEEDBACK YOU MUST CONTACT ME BEFORE YOU BID. I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CANCEL ANY ZERO FEEDBACK BIDS. SHIPPING IS UP TO BUYER BUT I WILL DO WHAT I CAN ON MY END TO MAKE SURE ITS LOADED AND SAFE. NOTICE TO BUYERS. THE CAR WOULD HAVE TO BE PICKED UP BY JUNE 16 OR AFTER JUNE 28TH SORRY BUT I WILL BE TAKING CARE OF SOME HEALTH ISSUES. FOR MORE INFO. CALL 949-429-5382
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