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Model T Ford 1925 Original Black And Gold With Br/bk/tan Int. Great Running. on 2040-cars
Year:1925
Mileage:10000
Location:
Kosciusko, Mississippi, United States
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This Model T is ready to drive today! As far as I can tell it is original and has the original wooden floorboard and body post wood. The Black and Gold paint looks good but is not perfect...good enough for a Sunday or Parade driver but not show quality. The seat fabric is good with no stains or rips and the wooden floorboards are covered with Black carpet. It comes with all the options that were available in 1925....electric starter, two speed rear end and Rocky Mountain brakes. The engine is original 4 cylinder 20.5 HP and the transmission is original petal clutch design. High, Low, Reverse and transmission brake are all in good condition. I drive the car 50 miles or more on Sunday afternoons and have never had a problem. It will cruise at about 40 MPH. All the windows are good with none cracked or chipped and all roll up and down well. The top half of the front window tilts out and locks for "Air Conditioning". All tires including the spare are in good condition. The original wood and brass steering wheel and the wooden spoke wheels on this car are worth what I have set for the reserve!!! If you are looking for a unique and original car that you can drive in the next parade then don't hesitate to bid. I have listed the car before and it did not reach my reserve, so I have lowered the reserve substantially. If you are looking for a T that is in excellent shape then don't miss it this time...if it doesn't sell this time I will take it to the local auction.
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