1923 Model T Ford "original" on 2040-cars
Wilson, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:touring
Engine:4 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Model T
Trim: black
Mileage: 1,234
Warranty: Unspecified
Exterior Color: Black
Drive Type: rwd
I have listed a 1923 Model T Ford for sale. The "touring" car has three doors which ALL close and open properly. (there was no drivers door made to open!) The car was repainted at some point in the past ten years or so. It has NO "checking" to the paint anywhere so it might have been painted in the last several years. NO scratches (except one on the rear passenger fender) are on the car or body! It does however have some nicks/rust by the two hooks on the bottom of the engine hood. The car interior is likewise newly redone ----both seats and all the side interior look new. The underneath of the car is just as immaculate as the top outside of the body. The T retains its original floor boards both in the front and rear. New T mats are in the front and rear. A brand new tire and rim were put on the rear spare carrier. Otherwise the tires on the wood spoke wheels seem pretty original but hold air fine when sitting and driving. At the same time I had the gas tank drained along with the radiator and oil for the car with a NEW battery put in too. This car is the original six volt configuration as made. The car fires right up with the turn of a switch and your foot pushing down on the "electric starter" button. I am far from a T expert but it seems to drive fine --- the engine purrs along. I have set the reserve very low for this car (less than what it would cost to paint it and put in new upholstery) Feel free to call me with any questions at 321-506-6066 (prefer 6pm -10 pm eastern time) Or my email address is mpl1736664@aol.com The car is located in Wilson,NC It is stored inside a trailer and spent many years previously always indoors. A clear PA title will be provided at purchase. Please bid accordingly. Thank you for looking. Mark
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