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Model T Ford 1926 on 2040-cars

Year:1926 Mileage:999
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 This is as nice an original T chassis as you will ever find!  It came from under a nice old running, driving T coupe that got made into a streetrod.  It has a new exhaust system and a new battery.  I had plans of making this into a speedster.  After I got it home reality set in, in that I already have too many projects.  This chassis and engine have been together since 1926 as both have matching numbers.  The motor started right up and is amazingly smooth and quiet.

This chassis/engine is a far cry from some of the mid-western chassis' that have been laying out in a field for the last 60 or 70 years.  The rails are very thick with nice square edges.  Virtually no pitting and even a few spots with Henry's original black paint on them.  

You won't be disappointed with this one!  Happy bidding. 





On Jan-26-14 at 17:17:58 PST, seller added the following information:

 This chassis is sold with a bill of sale only. I do not have a title for it.

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