1927 Model T

[juanvaldez]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1927-Ford-...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649


I've been watching this car on a couple of site. I have spoken to the dealer in Florida that owns it. The dealer is asking $23k. He doesn't seem to know much about Model Ts. I would pay $15k for the car. I was hoping someone knew the car. I want it to drive. I will register it and put in on the street in Texas with antique tags. I like the steel wheels, I like it because it is an open car. I want something that is original or near original. I don't need a project.

 

[J Franklin]

Look here for a great car more to your price.

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/329749-1926-ford-model-t-touring-updated-price/page/4/

 

[redmodelt]

With the starting bid of $10,000, so somewhere in between the $15,000 would be about market. $23k is so far out of the ball park and will never sell at that price. 2003 is almost a 20 year old restoration. Use the Advance feature and look at what cars in about same condition have sold for on eBay, not listing price.

 

[gz]

Look here for a great car more to your price.

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/329749-1926-ford-model-t-touring-updated-price/page/4/

This is an absolutely GREAT car and a BARGAIN! I have seen it several times.
And the seller is a great guy as well.....

 

[juanvaldez]

Thanks for the feedback, what I was looking for. I was hoping or a two seater/runabout/roadster.

 

[juanvaldez]

About settled on the 1926 - 1927 Runabout/roadster. I would go for a roadster pickup. I like the steel spoked wheels. Good running condition is more important than pristine looks. I need something with a good title so I can get it on the street.