1921 Ford Model T Huskster on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
1921 Ford Model T Huckster, few were built and fewer have survived. Ford built this on a base T. Has a W.B. of 100” and overall length of 12’ 1” sold to merchants selling produce and other small items and as a light delivery vehicle. This is a older restoration, car originally came from Georgia,(still has the Georgia plate on). And then on to North Dakota. Was sold to a local museum about 6 years ago. Then on to settle a private estate and be sold. Currently being re-titled in Minnesota with Pioneer plates. Both will come with car. Also an inside cover and out side covers. Car could be a show stopper without putting in huge bucks. Or use it now in parades or taking he kids for rides in the back. This is a very nice find. Engine and 2 speed transmission work as they should with no leaks. Solid body. Drives nice and straight, working head lights, electric horn and electric start. Located in St. Paul MN 55118 Deposit of US $500.00 within 24 hours of auction close Full payment is required within 7 days of auction close CHECK OUT PIX'S FOR CONDITION. AND ASK QUESTIONS. |
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