1922 Model T Produce Delivery Truck on 2040-cars
Oak Harbor, Washington, United States
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This is an original Ford Model T one ton truck chassis with the commercial truck body installed by DeKalb Wagon Co, DeKalb, Ill. It is very original, with original lettering on the side from the first owner in Delaware. I have the original title issued to this original owner from the state of Delaware dated Sept. 6, 1922. I am the 5th owner and have copies of the titles for all previous owners. DeKalb Wagon Co. purchased Ford Model T one ton chassis' and installed a number of different commercial truck bodies. This body is #641 and is pictured in an article about DeKalb Wagon Co. Everything looks original to me. There may have been some touch up of the paint in a few spots. It is solid, well preserved, and a very unique item. It runs and drives very nicely. I occasionally have a struggle getting it started when it is cold, but I think that is driver error as I may be flooding it. It has new transmission bands, a new exhaust manifold, and the fuel and cooling systems have been cleaned and function as they should. The delivery body is very solid and original. Using the original bolts and side brackets we installed bench seats in the back for passengers. We also installed the signs you see in the photos to the back rests. The signs DO NOT go with this sale. The seats are included and can be removed with no evidence they were ever on the truck. Thus, no originality was tampered with. Please examine the photos, and ask questions you may have. I will do my best to describe this vehicle as accurately as possible. You can call me with questions etc. if you wish. Rich: 206-240-9434. I will assist in arranging transportation on this end. Actual mileage is unknown as it does not have an odometer.
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