Model T Truck Ford on 2040-cars
Lansing, Kansas, United States
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What are you getting your special loved one for Christmas - that no one else has? Here is the answer -
Wonderful 1919 Ford Model TT with a 1926 engine and transmission. Truck runs and has a two stage ruxtal rear end. This truck is clean and neat. What about using this great truck for:
I have converted the box for use as a photography studio so it has three separate sections for the box. The box is made of 1/2 inch white oak, but I also have the original box that is shown in the older photo (all black) of the truck. Both boxes are included in this sale. The box that is mounted on the truck now can be swapped out for the original box very easily. Section 1 of the box is approximately 12" x 6'8". Section 2 of the box is approximately 18" x 5'. Section 3 of the box is approximately 4' x 6'6". The box is approximately 4' high throughout. This is a great truck for the hobbyist. You can make the box into whatever use you want. I currently use it as a photo studio for antique photography. Section 1 of the box is my old west bar, Section 2 is my area for developing photos (hence the white curtain that you see in the photos that makes it a functioning dark room), and Section 3 is used for equipment storage. The box area can be easily rearranged for a different application. The engine has been (within the last 10 miles) thoroughly cleaned inside and out.
The license plate mounted on the radiator is on an authentic antique Ford bracket and the tag is an authentic 1919 Kansas tag. There is an electrical outlet in each of the three sections (compartments) of the box. You just have to plug an extension cord in at the left rear of the cab (as shown in one of the pics) and all of the three outlets are then available for use. The decorative stuff that is in the primary picture is not part of this auction; just wanted to show how I use Section 1, the old west bar. You can call me at 913-683-8063 for conversation or to get more pictures. Talk to me about delivery - we might be able to make a deal that is good for you. Also see moving pictures on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_n_kwWsCp0 |
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