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1926 Model T Ford Roadster Pickup Truck - Factory Original Pickup on 2040-cars

Year:1926 Mileage:123456
Location:

Levering, Michigan, United States

Levering, Michigan, United States
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1926 Model T Ford Roadster Pickup Truck


   We are offering for Auction here this week my father's 1926 Model T Ford Roadster Pickup Truck which is a factory built pickup that was only offered in 1926 & 27.  All other pickups were conversions that were assembled after they left the factory.  The VIN / Engine # is 14236540 and is located behind the water pump so I could not provide a picture of this number for verification, although the last three numbers are visible and they do match up.  The truck is in very good running condition and the only reason my father has decided to regretfully sell it is that he fell and broke his leg this spring and at 87 years old he has lost enough mobility that he just can't get in and out of the truck anymore to enjoy having it.  So now he's decided to pass it along to someone who can still use and enjoy it like he did for so many years.

  This Model T Pickup was restored completely by a gentleman in the Chicago area about 16  years ago, (+/-) and my father purchased it from him about 14 years ago.  The truck originally came from northern Minnesota before restoration, which is why it has been outfitted with the front fender mounted running lights which was a requirement in that state back at the time the truck was still used there.

  One other unique feature on this truck is the glass oiler reservoirs mounted at the top of each king pin (see picture) for more efficient lubrication of the front steering components.  This truck is in very good running condition with all mechanical items working just as they should and has had an after market "flat tube" radiator core installed in it as this allows the truck to run much cooler than the old original "round tube" core that it came with. The radiator cap is an original "Moto Meter" temperature gauge type cap and works well.  It comes with an original Stewart Warner  hand operated "Ahhooga" horn mounted to the drivers door and has the factory equipment electric horn with the button located on the steering column.  This truck is equipped with an electric starter which makes start up a one man operation and much easier.  A new 6 volt 650 cca battery was installed just last month so you should be in good shape  for the next five years or so with that. There are no mechanical issues that I'm aware of to report and the only flaw on the truck is some deterioration in the paint and metal also I believe on the passenger side only at the bottom of the body in the area of what I would call the "rear cab corner".  Along with some similar but much smaller areas along the bottom of the body from under the passenger door to up near the firewall area in what I would call the "rocker panel area".  I posted pictures of these areas that have flaws in them and there is also a couple of small scratches near the bottom lip of the rear passenger side fender.

If the truck sells for the reserve price or higher we will be including all the tools from the fender mounted tool box on the drivers side as well as a quantity of extra original & NOS parts that he has acquired over the years.  The tool box contains: An original "Ford" oil can - "Ford" brass tube tire pump - A "Ford" mechanical jack - Two pouches of original "Ford" wrenches (about 10 wrenches) - A set of old original ignition wrenches - and a fuel "dip stick" gauge for checking fuel level - and lastly an old brass fire extinguisher.  These items are all shown in one picture along with another picture of all the extra spare parts that will come with the truck also.

PAYMENT:   I will require a $ 500.00 deposit through PayPal within 48 hours of the end of the auction from the winning bidder.  The balance needs to be paid in full within 10 days or at the time of pick up which ever is sooner.  Payment will need to be made by Cash, a Bank Cashiers Check from a recognized US Bank, or by wire transfer into my fathers Bank account, and I will need to verify deposit of all funds before the truck leaves my location.

SHIPPING:  This vehicle is being offered for local pick up at our location only. (49755 Levering, Michigan)  Although I will be happy to help with loading onto your trailer or a transport companies trailer if you make all shipping arrangements with this carrier. I can be available seven days a week for loading as long as I know when you or your carrier will be here for pick up.

  I hope I've covered everything but please feel free to contact me with any questions or additional picture requirements you may have and I will do my best to accomadate you.

  I thank you for your interest in this nice old Model T and wish you the best of luck in bidding. Thanks,  Tom

  ** Mileage is not correct, (stupid ebay requirement)  Actual mileage is unknown due to mechanical limitations.

 

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