1927 Ford Model T Depot Hack

I purchased this car from an estate sale. Restoration was near complete but needed finishing. From what I know, everything on the car has been gone through. Car is turn key, starts right up and drives. Once warmed up I'll get the "free starts". The Depot Hack body is one of the best I've ever seen. Car appears to have been a 1927 Tudor that was converted to a Depot Hack. Since I've owned it the following has been completed: new starter, generator, cut-out, fan belt, transmission bands adjusted, lights hooked up, new dry cell battery, new battery cables, new starter switch, rebuilt carburetor, fuel tank cleaned. The bad: when headlights are on high-beam, only the left one works (Both work in low-beam, bulbs are both good. I don't drive it at night and if I have the time I'll begin trouble-shooting) - The speedometer and all linkage is missing, I've been casually looking and if I find one I will install.
Comes with many extra parts: running board luggage rack, spare tire, intake and exhaust manifolds, carburetor, wiring, manuals, other misc pieces.
clear IL title
I've had the pleasure of driving this vehicle around town and to local shows. Fun car to drive and a real head-turner. Only reason I am selling is because I'm looking for a 1930's touring sedan which would be more practical for my family.