1927 Ford Model T Sedan for sale

Purchased from Harrah's collection by the previous owner. Current owner bought about 10 years ago and has freshened it up with new paint, tachometer and overdrive. Paint is about a year old. If you are looking for a Model T that can truly be driven, even cross-country, this is it! This car has been outfitted for long tours and comfortable, practical cruising. It has an Electronic Laycock "J Type" Overdrive Conversion that takes a huge load off the motor and drive train, quiets the car down and allows for comfortable cruising at 45+ mph. New wiring adds to the reliability. The wire wheels look sharp. Car is equipped with a Fatman Steering Wheel, speedometer and a tachometer. It has a Ruxall rear end and hydraulic rear drum brakes for easy stopping. The engine has pressurized main bearings and shows 40 psi. It has Model C intake and exhaust manifolds and a Tillotson Carburetor. Car has a foot throttle as well as a hand throttle. The 12 volt conversion adds to the reliability factor besides making it possible to keep your personal electronics charged.

Here are some of the features:

Rare Boyce Motometer Radiator Cap

1923 Studebaker Front Blinkers

Two Correct "Stop" lights

Fun "Roar with Gilmore" Spare Tire Cover

Re-covered Trunk

Fatman Steering Wheel

Car Cover

Brand New Wiring

Autolite Heater

Ruxall Rear End

Electronic "Laycock J Type" Overdrive Conversion

Hydraulic Rear Drum Brakes

Pressurized Engine with 40 PSI

Rear Window Shade

Front & Rear Bumpers

Comfortable Interior

Excellent Glass

The car needs two items addressed, a speedometer cable installed and some fresh tires. Other than that, just turn the key and it'll go wherever you tell it and however far you would like! Be sure to see all 200 pictures and the videos at http://www.leftcoastclassics.com/1927-model-t/ Call Donn at (707) 332-8331 for more information.

VIN: 14902424

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[3arntzen]

that thing is cruisin

[ashlandrailroad]

how dose the overdrive work

[CJPrace1]

wow...thats extremely fast for a model t

really a beautiful car