Vintage Rebuilt 1927 Ford Model T Depot Hack on 2040-cars
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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Vintage 1927 Ford Model T Depot Hack on rebuilt original
running gear and engine. Manufacturer’s serial number 14130234. I worked with
my father on the restoration including the chassis, engine, running gear,
fenders, running boards, wheels, painting, radiator, gas tank, etc. The PA A
code (antique motor vehicle) title is dated 05-26-72. New PA title in my name
is dated 2/28/12. It is one of two complete Ford Model T Depot Hacks rebuilt
from the ground up including new wood bodies, seats, hardware, side curtains,
accessories, etc. Dad worked with noted Gettysburg, PA cabinet maker, Bob
Dietrick, on the bodies. The body patterns were taken from an original Depot
Hack in Vehicle is being sold in as is condition with no guarantees. It has not been run since put in original storage and has accumulated 20+ years of dust and some deterioration. Engine is free and tires still hold air. There is some separation to the wood roof interior on the left side and front due to water ingress while in the original storage area. The black fabric top cover appears in good overall condition and probably need waterproofing. The side curtains are nice as pictured but need stretched to close completely as they were stored in the rolled up position. Body/chassis is still relatively rust free with some small areas of chipping and flaking. Most noticeable rust is to/around the engine area and exhaust system. Note remnant of old fan belt and spit cleaned area on left front fender. There is a vertical crack in the upper windshield starting near the windshield wiper. There is a double spare tire mount on the left running board with a spare tire/rim that was not pictured. Vehicle is still set up in the original 6V DC configuration with electric start. A chassis/metal work wash, wood body and side curtain cleaning would greatly improve the overall appearance. Mechanically, needs at least a new fan belt and 6V battery based on visual inspection. More photos available. Includes a spare engine/transmission (crank turns/not running as pictured) and radiator. Great winter project in time for the spring touring season. Contact me via email or phone at 717-357-8799 with questions or more pictures. Vehicle is available for local pick-up only. Close of auction constitutes contract to purchase. $500 down payment is due within 3 days of auction close via PayPal, USPS Money Order or Cashiers/Certified Check. Balance is due via cashiers/certified check within 7 days of close of auction. Funds must clear prior to pick-up/transfer of title.
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