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1925 Ford Model T Original on 2040-cars

US $12,500.00
Year:1925 Mileage:1000
Location:

Kosciusko, Mississippi, United States

Kosciusko, Mississippi, United States

This is an original Model T Ford "Tudor".  It has the original engine and drive train and comes with all the options available in 1925....Electric starter, two speed rear end and Rocky Mountain brakes.  It looks and runs great...I drive it around 100 miles most weekends.  The paint is not perfect, but looks really good.  The interior has no rips or stains, but looks aged...just like it should.  There is no rust and all the wood and metal is in good condition.  The Rocky Mountain brakes are a must on a T because the regular brake is part of the transmission....if the drive line fails you have no brakes without the RM Brakes.  Tires are like new including the spare.  This Model T is ready to drive...Just in time for your Christmas or New Year Parade!

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Wed, Nov 26 2014

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