1918 Model T Touring Convertible Restored on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
1918 Ford Model T Touring. Completely Restored. Runs and drives very well. This is a complete, original 1918 Model T. It was lovingly restored by a man who was very passionate about collecting and restoring Model T's of all types. Unfortunately, He is no longer with us and did not have the chance to put the new top on the car. He did order the complete top and everything needed to install it and finish the car though. Car has been barn-stored for several years now and we elected not to take it outside on the day it was photographed, due to high winds and flying debris. I am not a Model T expert, I am selling this car for the family so they can deal with some unforeseen expenses. The man who restored this car was an expert on model T's. He was often consulted for his knowledge and left some absolutely gorgeous examples of his skill and labor behind for future generations to admire and enjoy. This is one of those cars, and one he enjoyed driving. As I stated, I am not a Model T expert. I am hoping the pictures will answer some questions. I do know that this car is absolutely finished except for the installation of the new top, which is pictured and will be included. Interior, Paint, upholstery, mechanicals, electrical...everything is new and I believe this car received original parts wherever possible, because the man who restored it left behind rows, shelves, buildings full of meticulously sorted and organized original Model T parts. If you have questions about this car, feel free to contact me and I will do my best to get answers from the family and get back to you in a timely manner. Thank you for looking.. |
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