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For Sale is a 1926 Ford Model T Touring Edition. This car was found, owned and restored by former NHL Hockey Legend Bill Hicke. It has been stored in doors since the day it was restored and has very little rust. For a 1926 vehicle the body is in excellent shape. Upholstery was redone and is in excellent shape. Vehicle was fully operational and running up until a few years ago. Gas tank was leaking so we pulled it out. It has not run since. We have lots of extra parts and will throw them in with the purchase of the vehicle. Great winter project it would not take long to get this up and running. Vehicle is located in Regina Saskatchewan, Canada. Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs. However, if the buyer is in the United States, we will arrange to take it over the border and have it shipped to Plentywood Montana for buyer to pick up, or have shipped from there. Buyer assumes all responsibilities. If buyer is in Canada, pick up is in Regina, and all shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer. Car is being sold ASIS. If you have any questions do not hesitate to ask. Great project and fun car. Low reserve for this rare find and in this shape. Will sell to United States or Canada. Very low reserve on this gem. $1000's under what even rough ones are going for.
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