1925 Ford Model T Speedster on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:4 cyl
Mileage: 12,038
Make: Ford
Model: Model T
Trim: convertible
Sub Model: 1925 FORD Model T speedster
Drive Type: auto
Up for auction here is a 1925 Ford model T speedster that runs very well and drives great you can drive this car anywhere.it has a monicial windshield I have had it converted to 12 volt so it has electric start and a generator It also has electronic ignition and has new bands in the transmission, new emergency brake shoes, new belt.the motor is a 177 cid 22 hp 4 cyl with a walkashaw ricardo head on it with a 3 spd planetary transmission it also has a lockable storage trunk in the rear and 17 inch wooden spoke wheels with a matching spare with a cover ..If you have any questions you can call me 330-958-3864 or 330-628-2622 if no answer please leave me a message THANKS and HAPPY BIDDING
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