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Rare 1912 Ford Model T Brass Era C Cab Delivery Antique Car Kraft Foods on 2040-cars

Year:1912 Mileage:0
Location:

Berlin Center, Ohio, United States

Berlin Center, Ohio, United States

1912 Ford Model T C Cab Delivery. I purchased this car several years ago from a private collector in Wisconsin. The history provided to me at that time was that this Model T Delivery belonged to Kraft Foods and was restored back in the 60's and painted this color
for a cheese advertising promotion. After the promotion the Model T was given to the grocery store that sold the most cheese. It was a grocery store in New Mexico that won the car, and the previous owner purchased it from them.  The body was built by Syverson Body Works and they are well known for their Model T bodies. This Delivery is equipped with: 
  • A Warford Aluminum case accessory transmission
  • Very early Rubes horn
  • E & J Model 466 Carbide Headlights with brass carbide generator
  • E & J Side and Tail lights
  • Four ball brass carburetor
  • Very nice Bedford 30 X 3 & 30 X 3 1/2" tires with metal stemmed tubes and brass covers
  • Accessory brass center hub covers behind hub caps
  • Rear door bale handle
  • Brass step plates
  • The radiator is in beautiful condition with a modern flat tube core for better cooling
  • The engine is a 1918 but does have the correct lettered pedals and aluminum hogs head
  • Springs are the proper tapered leaf springs with the Mae West style shackles
This Model T Delivery will make someone a wonderful advertising piece and an exceptional investment. Available for your inspection prior to bidding. If you have a zero rating or excessive negatives, please contact me before bidding or your bid will be removed. Full payment due within 5 days of auctions end by Bank wire transfer, Cashier's check (with 10 days to clear) or cash. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. 412-952-3239. 


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