Model T Coupe, Restored To Original Condition, Starts Easy, Looks & Runs Great! on 2040-cars
Bowling Green, Ohio, United States
Model T Coupe Fully Restored “A Piece of American
History” VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: VEHICLE HISTORY: The current owner purchased this car in 1978 (36 years ago). He commenced a thorough frame-off restoration replacing everything it needed. A rebuilt, period correct (1925) Ford L-head engine was installed. The original engine (included with purchase if desired) was taken out. A pile of receipts is included documenting the restoration. It was finished in 1983 and was a show winner. 30+ years later this Model T is showing some age and patina, but is still a handsome car in very nice condition. Age precludes the owner from enjoying this Model T any longer, so it is ready for a new caretaker to preserve and enjoy this historical icon. Included in the photos is a short write-up of the restoration prepared by the owner. MARQUE HISTORY: The Ford Model
T is considered the most important car ever built. It put INCLUDED WITH PURCHASE: Nice Custom-Fit Cotton Car Cover, 3 Boxes Leftover Restoration Parts, New Ahooga Horn, Original Engine, “Henry’s Wonderful Model T” Book, Car Cover, Restoration Receipts. SPECIFICATIONS: Ford L-Head 4-Cylinder Engine, 177CI, 20HP, Cast Iron Block, 3.75” Bore X 4.00” Stroke, Three Main Bearings, Solid Valve Lifters, One-Barrel Carburetor, 1760 Pound Curb Weight, 100” Wheelbase, 30X3 1/2 Balloon Tires W/Demountable Rims, Planetary Transmission, 2 Forward & 1 Reverse Gears, 3 Pedal Controls & Floor Lever, Torque Tube Drive, Contracting Transmission Band Brakes, Electric Starter. Call Jeff at 419-344-0319 ( VEHICLE CONDITION: We do a mechanical and cosmetic inspection to each vehicle before listing it for sale. This report is included below will provide a reasonable description of the vehicle condition. Older vehicles are subject to normal wear and tear and we have tried to indicate the overall condition of the vehicle to the best of our ability. But, we can not always find everything that is not perfect with a vehicle, so independent inspections are welcome and encouraged. We drive each vehicle approximately 20 miles, but this is no indication of its long term road-worthiness. The only guarantee with an older vehicle is that someplace, sometime, something will need repaired! INSPECTION REPORT:
A $500 PayPal deposit is required immediately when purchased. The balance of a 25% deposit is required within 3 days from end of auction and full payment to be made within 10 days from end of auction. Payment to be made by cash in person, or bank to bank wire transfer only. Personal, certified or bank checks are not accepted for payment. Overseas shipments and/or finance documentation will require an additional $100 fee to cover the time and costs associated with either of these items. You are responsible for shipping. Buyer to arrange, pay for, and have vehicle transported within 30 days from end of auction. For an estimate of shipping costs, we suggest using eBay’s request for a shipping quote near the top of the listing. You can also try this site to get additional quotes: http://gigamoves.com/ Just plug in our zip code (43402), your destination zip code, and some additional info for some online quotes. Storage is available after the 30 days for $110/month. Please be aware you are
buying this car “AS IS – NO WARRANTY”. Vehicle is being advertised locally and the
auction may end early if sold. |
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