1924 Model T Touring Black 3-door Five- Passenger runs is fun to drive and hasmostly beendriven in parades and displayed at car shows for the past 20 years. Always garaged. Convertible top.This classic beauty has been in my family for more than 30 years.Restored about 20 years ago.

Engine: 177ci (2.9L) 4 cylinder L-head 20hp @ 1600rpm Speed: 30-35 mph cruise 40-45 mph maximum. Color: Black (only color produced in 1924) Weight: 1650 lbs Fuel Capacity: 10 gallons. MPG: 13-21 mpg

Transmission: Ruckstell 2-speed Rear axle (upgrade) 4 forward 2 reverse. Ignition: Magneto- or battery-powered coils one per cylinder

Clear title from Nebraska. The car is currently located in Phoenix Arizona. Local pick-up or I will assist with loading if you choose to ship it.

As typical with a Model T and all old cars of this era it leaks oil and has minor chips scratches and flaws. The tires have plenty of tread and life left and the car comes with two extra tires. The wooden spokes are hand-made and in great shape. The top and interior have a few flaws but are in overall nice shape. One small tear in the seat upholstery where the seem has separated. Horn works andhas the "auh-uugha" sound which draws attention!Doors open and close nicely. Top is easy to raise and lower. Windscreen is in good shape. Wiring harnesses have all been recently replaced.

This car needs a new family to love and appreciate it the way we have. Mileage is unknown as thismodel era did not yet come with odometers.I put a random number in the mileage field as ebay requires that field to have a number for listing. If you have questions call me at 480-636-0771.

$1000 deposit is due within 24 hours of auction end balance due within 7 days and prior to pick-up. Funds must clear seller's bank account before the car will be released.

On Jun-14-15 at 10:49:43 PDT seller added the following information:

CORRECTION: The above description says there is a small tear in the upholstery. There is NO tear in the upholstery. The seats are black vinyl and in great shape. My apologies for that error. I have added pics of the engine.