1925 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan

1925 Model T Ford Tudor Sedan

The car is a 1925 Model T Ford Tudor Sedan. The full drive train was completely rebuilt by a well-known Model T expert. The engine is equipped with an 8 to 1 high compression head and a Texas T distributor. The transmission has Kevlar bands new clutches and was completely checked. The rear axle was rebuilt with new bearings, seals, new axle shafts and new brakes. The front axle has all new bearings and bushings. The radiator is new. The wood wheels have been rebuilt and run true. New Universal tires, tubes and flaps (5) have been installed. The car has been rewired with original style wiring harnesses. The car has been converted to 12 volt, turn signals and brake lights have been added. The body is 100% original with no rust or rust through. There is no body filler or patching on this car anywhere. The car has a good (non-original upholstery) interior. All windows have been replaced with safety glass. There is a Burma Bell installed in the floor on the drivers side and has both original Model T horn and an Aooga horn. This car is a veteran of several MTFCI tours and numerous parades. It runs great and is a strong hill climber. The car runs and drives as it should with no surprises or disappointments. Feel free to ask questions or come check it out. The winning bidder must place a $500.00 deposit via PayPal within 48 hours of the end of the auction. The balance shall be paid within 10 days by cash or bank transfer. The successful bidder is responsible for picking up or shipping the car.

I would consider selling just the body, fenders, running boards, hood, radiator and lights as a complete unit. I would then keep the chassis, drive train, wheels, tires and steering column to use in a speedster. If you might be interested in that option contact me before the close of the auction.

On Jul-06-17 at 15:08:23 PDT, seller added the following information:

Due to a problem I am having responding to questions, please use my direct email addressonerailtom@yahoo.com or onerailtom@icloud.com when asking questions. Thank you.