1926 t-model ford - price question?

[burner31]

I'm a Model A guy, so I know nothing on these, going to ask you guys what you think...good price and what's your opinion...don't hold anything back, lay it on the line guys.

"here is a running/ driving/ , title in my name, current tag, 90 year old ford .. really nice parade ride it has new tires, is pretty dang good shape..YES ONLY $5,500"

 

[29spcoupe]

Sounds like a good buy to me. Pretty hard to find a T in that condition for that kind of money.

 

[redmodelt]

Couple of samples of what's for sale;
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/3487/852889.html?1523540037
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/3487/854891.html?1523461439
If the running gear needs rebuilt, paint etc to make it more then a parade car the buyer would need to add 1,000's to the selling price plus transportation cost to get it to where they live. Even after all that, if they resell it, would be at a loss. I would spend some time looking at what similar coupes have sold for, not listed for. $5,500 is maybe $2-3,000 over market price.

 

[J Franklin]

I think it is a good price for the car. It should sell quickly.

 

[39portlander]

That is a very good price and should easily sell. Wire wheels and a good title are a plus. I looked @ a 25 "doctors coupe" before finding my 26 fordor. They are getting harder to find these days.

Hope who ever does buy it keeps it as close to stock and not rod it out. One of the reasons I have my fordor is the seller would not sell to an individual wanting to hot rod.

It was a great mutual felling between us when he saw what I had done with my 39 P/U and knowing that the T was going to be in good hands.