1924 Ford Model-t 1 Door Truck *1924 Ca Lic* "runs Good" Nice Project Car No Res on 2040-cars
Santa Barbara, California, United States
Up for auction is a rare 1924 FORD MODEL-T 1 Door Truck that is in good running condition. The engine and chassis are in solid working condition. The VIN number listed is the Engine Identification Number. All the cab and truck bed body parts have been disassembled. The truck bed may have been replaced but is complete. Everything you see in the pictures regarding this vehicle is in this auction including a rare 1924 California license plate that has clear title. This auction is for "PICK UP ONLY" in the Santa Barbara area or buyer arranges for delivery. This is a NO RESERVE auction. Buyer is required to complete payment within 7 days of winning auction and pickup vehicle within 14 days. I accept PAYPAL or MONEY ORDER (must clear). GOOD LUCK!
On Jun-28-14 at 01:34:45 PDT, seller added the following information: Also included in this auction but not shown is the truck bed. Will try to download additional photo if possible. |
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