1923 Ford Model T

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7029566

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Up to settle estate, my father's 1923 Model T., serial #7029566. Motor spins over using hand crank and actually looks like it could run with elbow grease. Originally a coupe, this was converted in the depression to be a pick up truck. The body behind the rear window was cut off to make room for a wood framed bed. Muffler and battery box are in nice, solid shape. The sheet that exists is rough. Doors are suicide and car has the fatman steering wheel and a Warford 3 speed trans. installed. I have no title for this T but have a registration card dated 32-33 from Plymouth Wi. for this vehicle. All parts pictured, including the 1912-13 aluminum hood and fender as well as the wire wheels, axle jack stands and other misc. are included. This vehicle resides in the south Chicago metro area and is sold as is where is. Pick up in 30 days and payment to be made in the form of cash, cashiers check or money order made payable to estate. Thanks for your time in looking. On Jul-24-11 at 06:46:45 PDT, seller added the following information: Up to settle estate, my father's 1923 Model T., serial #7029566. Motor spins over using hand crank and actually looks like it could run with elbow grease. Originally a coupe, this was converted in the depression to be a pick up truck. The body behind the rear window was cut off to make room for a wood framed bed. Muffler and battery box are in nice, solid shape. The sheet that exists is rough. Doors are suicide and car has the fatman steering wheel and a Warford 3 speed trans. installed. I have no title for this T but have a registration card dated 32-33 from Plymouth Wi. for this vehicle. All parts pictured, including the 1912-13 aluminum hood and fender as well as the wire wheels, axle jack stands and other misc. are included. This vehicle resides in the south Chicago metro area and is sold as is where is. Pick up in 30 days and payment to be made in the form of cash, cashiers check or money order made payable to estate. Thanks for your time in looking. Revised July 24th: A kindly old timer who is the father of an acquaintance of mine, and who owns a 23 coupe and grew up in the age of the T, stopped by a couple of days ago. Looking the Ford over he stated unequivocally that this was a pick up not a coupe. He based this on a long life of driving them, restoring them, and the fact that the front window and doors weren't coupe. Most of my friends, all youngsters compared to this wizened old fellow, thought coupe but I will defer to the wisdom of the elder and revise this listing as such.