27 Ford Model T Coupe on 2040-cars
Yuma, Arizona, United States
Up for auction is my 27 Ford Tall T Coupe. Car was built in 2000 by a member of MSRA in Minnesota and I bought from 2nd owner in July 2008. The car has a custom built rectangular steel tube frame, original Henry steel body, glass fenders, Mercruiser (Chevy II) 4 cyl 181ci with 153ci head with mild cam, Rochester 2GC carb, TH350 trans, 64 Jag rear end, 4 wheel disc brakes, GM tilt wheel, vintage Tru Spoke wheels, full guages (amp/oil/temp/fuel/speedo) walker radiator, and am/fm cassett stereo. All lights,guages, turn signals, horn work as they should and are accurate. Still had tilt out windshield. The down side is no heat or a/c. The paint is exellent with a brilliant shine and a few minor paint chips from driving, Interior nice except carpet is showing age. Don't be fooled by the 4 cyl as it boast approximately 160hp and does great in town and on the highway (22-24 mpg). This car is a blast to drive, super dependable, and always draws lots of attention. There is no warrantee expressed or implied. Winning bidder to pays a $500.00 non refundable deposit via paypal within 24 hours of end of auction. Winning bidder also responsible for arrangement and cost of shipping. I will make myself available to the shipper to meet and assist with loading. Payment must be cash or bank transfer. The clear Arizona title is in my name and vehicle will not be released until funds clear my bank. Viewing or third party inspection encouraged by appointment. Please ask questions before bidding and I will respond promptly via ebay. As the car is advertised locally as well I reserve the right to end the auction at anytime. |
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