1920ford Model T 3 Door Touring on 2040-cars
Lucas, Iowa, United States
This car spent most of it's life in a museum. When it was sold the new owner installed new tires and new wheels, a new gas tank and had the engine overhauled. It has a starter and starts and runs well. The front passenger door is missing but the rear doors open and close well and fit nicely. There is no top or top bows. The windshield is nice and clear. It has never had a problem heating even though it has antifreeze in it. It can be loaded on a transport under it's own power. This would be a good addition to an early Ford collection because of the age and condition. I reserve the right to end the auction early as I have it advertised locally. Will accept cash or cashiers check as payment but cannot be removed until funds have cleared my bank. I am 79 years old and just not that interested in the cars any more.
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