1926 Ford Model T Truck on 2040-cars
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:20hp 4 cylinder (with upgrades)
Fuel Type:Gasoline Non-Oxygenated
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Gray/Mexican blanket
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Model T
Trim: Truck
Drive Type: manual 3 pedal (stock)
Mileage: 100,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Gray/Black
This is a Fast, Fun, Reliable T!!
I hate to sell it, I've only owned it for a month and can't take any credit for the work that has been done but for financial reason's I'm forced to sell..
Not a showcar, but a fun driver all body work done by a retired gentleman/shadetree mechanic
Engine and trans both rebuilt at the same time by an older gentleman who's been working on T's for eons!
A lot of upgrades have been done to make this T reliable and faster!!
I'm guessing at least a 10hp increase from a stock T, 45+mph is not a problem!!
Headlights are not wired in, need to be not hard to do, there isn't a switch.
There isn't any turn signals front or rear, or seat belts driver beware!!
The truck has been converted to 12V with a distributor and an alternator for reliability.
The truck was titled by the previous owner and is current and clear using the serial numbers on the block. The new title has been applied for by me, and should be in my possession any time now, just waiting for it to show up. I will sign it and send it to the winner of the auction when final payment is made.
The truck has Pioneer plates
The previous owner had invested over $5000.00 in just the drivetrain alone, not to mention all the other work that was performed by him at his own expense!!
Like is said, I have to sell for financial reason's alone otherwise I would hold on to it, if you're new to T's this is a great starter vehicle to cut your teeth on, if your and "old hat" you know what fun these are, don't let this one get away!!
No Zero Feedback Bidders
Truck is sold AS IS/WHERE IS no guarantees or warranties implied or otherwise.
$500.00 Non-Refundable deposit immediately after auction ends through Paypal.
Final payment can be made in cash in person, or certified bank check ONLY!. No escrow, payment plan, and no Paypal for the final payment accepted.
If the winning bidder needs help finding a shipper let me know, I have a few people that can help. Thanks!! and Happy Bidding!!!
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