1925 Ford Model T Depot Wagon,original "martin And Parry Mfg" on 2040-cars
Honeoye Falls, New York, United States
Body Type:Wagon
Engine:original
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Model T
Trim: wood
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: original
Mileage: 23,415
Sub Model: Depot Wagon
Exterior Color: Black
Here is an original Ford T "Martin and Parry " bodied depot wagon . If you Google this maker you can see an original piece of sales literature showing this very model. This car has been in 30 plus storage in the hands of a Model T collector. The car is complete and very straight. When I got the car the doors were not on the car ,but as you can see they are here. The motor turns over with compression ,but I haven't tried to start it. The coils in the box are the early brass top style. This car has a factory equipped starter and generator. The rear end has the large drum style brakes. The wood is in very good condition for almost 90 years old. This is a original body...not a reproduction .The tires look good, under the hood the car is complete, the radiator looks great and the wiring looks good also. Included in the sale is a rear seat that sets in the back. I have transferable New York Registration. There is also some extra parts that go with the car. It does not need to be moved right away as long as its paid for within the auction terms. The car is located 30 miles south of Rochester NY in Livonia NY. Call Mike for details at 585 738 1541 or email at mawest729 at gmail.com. Thank you!
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