1917 Model T Ford Roadster, Get Out And Get Under, Stock, No Frills, Runs Great on 2040-cars
Lodi, California, United States
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Here is your chance to, "get out and get under" (if you remember that great Harold Lloyd movie). We are listing this cute 1917 Model T Ford Runabout for auction. This really is the most basic of the Model T fords for 1917. This little runabout is in really nice condition. We purchased the car in this condition several years ago and just do not have the time to finish it. The top was new when we got the car;however the interior was not installed. We have new seat and back rest springs and the new upholstery kit that goes with the car. The top still requires some work to finish it off. This is a solid running car with a set of Bennett outside brakes, new aluminum"Z" head, new Anderson timer. Everything else is basic Model T, from crank start to operable magneto-powered headlights with correct push-pull switch. The body was professionally rewooded and is very solid. The Fenders and splash aprons are excellent, but it came to us with a ding low in the cowl and in the turtle deck (see photo). Again we purchased the car as you see it and everyone loves it. What could be cuter? Don't be afraid to ask questions.
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