Rare Original 1923 Model Tt Huckster Truck. In Previous Estate 60+ Years! on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
Engine:4 Cylinder
Drive Type: RWD
Model: Model T
Mileage: 99,999
Trim: Huckster
1923 Ford Model TT Six Post Huckster. This rare, original bodied Model TT truck was just removed from an estate where it had been carefully preserved for the last sixty years. When we purchased this truck, we rebuilt the carburetor, installed a new gas line, cleaned the gas tank, installed new spark plugs and wires, and the engine started right up for the first time in many decades. Although we have not driven the truck, the engine sounds great with no unusual noises or smoke.The chassis is complete and intact with solid original wood wheels which have new Coker tires and tubes on the rear and good, usable tires ont the front. The chassis components such as the steering, suspension, etc show typical signs of wear and it appears that this truck was well cared for making it a survivor in good original unrestored condition. The original wood body is complete with all of its proper hardware and, shows the expected signs of wear and aging, although is generally solid. Included in the sale is a copy of the 1949 title in previous owners name. This rare truck can be mechanically serviced and used as-is or would be a great display item. Model T trucks with their original wood bodies are extremely scarce and are highly sought after by vintage Ford and vintage truck collectors. Payment due five days after close of auction. Email with questions or call Dave (314) 941-3244
On May-26-13 at 14:22:07 PDT, seller added the following information:
There is a blank plate on the bell housing where a starter could go if you wanted to switch it over to electric start.
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