1914 Ford Model T Speedster

[jaycanv8]

City

lake St.Louis

State

Mo

Price

13,000

I have owned this car since 1969. It was a "barn find" in Hannibal Mo. Actually it was in the kitchen of the old farm house. It was originally a touring car that was cut off to make it into a pickup truck. I restored the chassis and had the motor and transmission overhauled. I later found a set of 1926 wire wheels and added them to the project. I never could find a back half of a touring car, So I bought a Speedster Kit from Styverson Cabinet co. and mounted it on the chassis. It is an older restoration and was meant to be a driver, not a show car. However, it has collected many trophys. I have driven it many miles for many years.

She will be 100 years old in two years. I have a clear title in my name, and she has a 1914 Mo. plate number 19706. I just turned 80 years old and am no longer able to give her the care she deserves, so its time to sell her. In addition to all that brass, there is an Aeramore Exhaust whistle in the tail pipe that is activatied by a pedal on the floor board, that creats a sound like a train. It is a lot of fun in a parade.

The car is located in Lake St. Louis, Mo., just off Interstate 70, 35 miles west of St. Louis City. My Phone is 636-561-6079 my email is jcjaymart@charter. net. Call any time, I'm home almost all the time.

P.S. I also have a 1925 T 2dr. sedan which is original for $6,000. I have many pictures of it also....


Thanks for looking! I hope you have as many fine days as I have had !!!! JAY

 

[Rainbirdclassic]

Hi JC, is your ford both still for sale? Thanks

 

[Rainbirdclassic]

Hi jay, just spoke to you over the phone, can you email more pictures to rainbirdclassic@yahoo.com. Rgds

 

[jaycanv8]

Speedster has been sold... I still have the Sedan........

 

[principal6553]

Hello,
I was wondering if your sedan is still for sale? Thanks.
Rick