Model T Truck Ford on 2040-cars
Lansing, Kansas, United States
Engine:1926
Body Type:Wood
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Cream
Model: Model T
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: n/a
Drive Type: Standard
Mileage: 1
Sub Model: TT
Warranty: None
Wonderful 1919 Ford Model TT with a 1926 engine and transmission. Truck runs and has a two stage ruxtal rear end. This truck is clean and neat.
- The commutator (distributor) is new, as are the plugs and plug wires.
- The two kerosene lamps are not original to this year of Model TT but they look good and are complete.
- The head gasket is new.
- The carburetor is a new factory rebuilt.
- The radiator leaks a little out of the top, but has never bothered me driving it as much as I liked.
- The frame and engine have been sand blasted and repainted in the past year.
- The front fenders have a few small dents that you can see in the pictures. The dents do not detract from the presentation of the truck.
- The top covers of the cab and the box are new.
- The seat and backrest of the interior of the cab are new.
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