Ford Model T Tractor Conversion - Housed In Museum Last 30+ Years on 2040-cars
West Fargo, North Dakota, United States
Ford Model T tractor conversion. Year is unknown and mileage is unknown. It is not running. However, the engine is free and will turn over. It will most likely start with a little bit of work. The tires hold air but will probably need to be replaced. This vehicle has been housed in a museum for the last 30+ years. It does not have a title of any kind. Winning bidder will have to pay for and provide all shipping and transportation costs and arrangements. Payment must be received within 7 days of the auction end date. Vehicle must be picked up within 10 days of the end of the auction. The vehicle is located in West Fargo, North Dakota and is within a half mile of Interstate 94 so it should be easy to load or ship. |
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