Model T 1924 Coupe on 2040-cars
Delta, Colorado, United States
Real clean, old original car that has not been re-painted, but has been restored through the years as needed. It is all original Henry Ford steel. No rust out at all. I preformed a body off frame last winter and restored the rear end, transmission & motor. I used the best parts available to me, such as brass timing gears, aluminum pistons, adjustable lifters, stainless steel valves, hard valve seats, kevlar bands and poured and bored the latest new Babbitt throughout. Re-built rear end with all new shims and bushings and bearings. New rubber top on last year. This car is basically all original and has 5 wire spoke wheels. Tires are 21" new old stock. Many new parts have been installed through out the years. Upholstery and seat is in good shape. A few nicks and dings in paint from use. This car starts, runs and drives as it should. Transmission has all new brass bushings and new triple gears installed. The transmission works well and runs quiet. Approx. 50 miles since drive train restoration. Feel free to come inspect and drive in person, or contact me @ 970-243-6367 or by email randikelley.58@gmail.com. This car has a clear Oklahoma title, but is located in Delta, Colorado. I would consider trading for a model A or 30's model ford car or pickup. I have the car for sale on a lot in Delta, Colorado and reserve the right to end the auction at any time if the car sells private treaty.
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