Ford Model T Runabout on 2040-cars
Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States
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You are looking at a Ford Model T Runabout car. The year model is unknown. Ebay made me choose a year so i put what i think it is. I am selling this for my father, so i will tell you everything i know. He bought it several years ago with the intentions of restoring but instead found interest in a Model A. We have never tried to start it, nor heard it run. The engine is not stuck. He does have all 4 wooden coil boxes which have been stored indoors separate from the car. The radiator shell is brass, as well as the tops of the factory ford lanterns and wheel center caps. Wooden spoke wheels appear to be in great condition. Look at the pictures, and be the judge. Ill be glad to look for any casting numbers, stamped numbers, or take any pictures you may want. Must be paid for in full before i will release the car. Don't hesitate to contact me with any questions you have. thanks for looking!
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