Model T Ford Circus Wagon on 2040-cars
Smithfield, Kentucky, United States
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STEP RIGHT UP! This is the ultimate parade and show car! An original design, handcrafted over 2 1/2 years by Kentucky folk artist, Les Bryant. Unique in every way! The wagon is built on a standard 1922 Model T Ford chassis motor. (No problem getting parts). Starts, runs and drives like a Model T. 4 very good tires (no spare), runs on mag, new battery, front end reworked, 4 good coils, generator, starter, oversize aluminum intake manifold. Built using 1 1/8" white poplar planks. Although titled as a 1922, the wagon appears older vintage due to the brass radiator & apron, kerosene side lights, tail light, gas fork mounted head lights, etc. The wagon is 14' long. The crown folds down for easy access to your garage or barn at 83".
$500.00 cashiers check as deposit due within 3 days of auction end. Allow 10 business days for check to clear. Balance due in cash when vehicle is picked up. No out of country sales. Vehicle is located approximately 30 miles east of Louisville, KY. I will be happy to answer any questions. Call Les Bryant (502) 758-2503. Get on there and bid on this once in a lifetime opportunity to own the only one like it in the world!!! |
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