Nice, well-maintained 1927 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan powered by L-head 4-cylinder* Very original* Black exterior paint* Very nice Black vinyl top* Very nice Grey cloth interior*...
Nice, well-maintained 1927 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan powered by L-head 4-cylinder
* Very original
* Black exterior paint
* Very nice Black vinyl top
* Very nice Grey cloth interior
* Correct 177 cubic inch L-head 4-cylinder engine
* 2-speed planetary gearbox with reverse
* 6 volt charging system with upgraded alternator
* Electric start
* Recently rebuilt magneto
* Factory style wood spoke wheels
* Manual wiper
The introduction of the Ford Model T is a very important time in automotive history. Henry Ford wanted to develop a car for the masses and the Model T was that car. The Ford Model T was produced from 1908 until 1927 and during that time, over 14,600,000 Model T's were produced. This 1927 Ford Model T is a nice example of the final year of these iconic antiques and benefits from plenty of recent maintenance including a rebuilt magneto. This Model T's exterior Black paint is older and does have age cracks present in the paint throughout. The Model T's original steel body is very straight and in excellent condition with no rust issues. Complimenting the Black exterior of this Model T is a very nice Black vinyl top and period correct wooden spoke wheels with Ford hubcaps. The Model T's reupholstered Grey cloth interior is in very nice condition throughout. Powering this great Model T is its correct 177 cubic inch L-head 4-cylinder engine backed by its 2-speed planetary gearbox. Both the engine and transmission perform just as they should with no issue. This Model T still operates on a 6-volt charging system but the original generator has been upgraded to a late model alternator for better performance and reliability. If you are in the market for a piece of automotive history or a nice turn-key example of the first mass produced vehicle on the market then you will want to take a very close look at this awesome 1927 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan.