Value of a Model T
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Value of a Model T
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/compani ... li=BBnbfcN
Your car might be worth more than you thought according to this article.
Your car might be worth more than you thought according to this article.
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Source ?
Where do they get their market valuation from ?
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Re: Value of a Model T
“Model T vehicles produced later had the more common three-pedal, three-lever control system...”. Must be talking about a different car. No T, produced after 1909, ever had three, or even two levers. That statement voids the entire article, for it is obvious the author knows nothing about Model T’s. Jim Patrick
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Re: Value of a Model T
My T has 3 pedals and 3 levers. 2 of the levers are the spark and throttle levers along with the parking brake lever.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
1925 Cut down pickup
1920 Dodge touring
1948 Ford F2 pickup
1925 Cut down pickup
1920 Dodge touring
1948 Ford F2 pickup
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Re: Value of a Model T
He said T’s that “Model T vehicles that were produced ‘later’ with the more common three-pedal, three-lever control system...”. If he was including the spark and throttle controls in his description, except for a few very early rare exceptions, all Model T’s produced from 1909 through 1927 had the three pedal three lever control system. Not just the “later” T’s. Jim Patrick
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Re: Value of a Model T
I had one of these a couple years, how about three pedals and five levers.....
When in trouble, do not fear, blame the second engineer !
Leo van Stirum, Netherlands
'23 Huckster, '66 CJ5 daily driver
Leo van Stirum, Netherlands
'23 Huckster, '66 CJ5 daily driver
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Re: Source ?
Probably from auction results. Where did this come from ?
Jim, I'd guess happy fingers and no proof reading. It does diminish any authority the writer may own.
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Re: Value of a Model T
I’d have to say that just about every very good looking and very good running ‘16-‘27 T may be WORTH around $12k-$14k. Some may SELL for more and some may SELL for less. Who knows where their info came from...
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Re: Value of a Model T
How much money are they "worth"? Well, clearly this is a typical modern news media bit of "fluff" article. So the article and its misinformation is worth "el ZIPPO"!.
However, the "value" of a model T? As the ultimate icon of the emergence of modern man?
PRICELESS!!!
However, the "value" of a model T? As the ultimate icon of the emergence of modern man?
PRICELESS!!!
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Re: Value of a Model T
Rusted hulk barn-find: $ 450.00
Repro parts, machine work, paint, materials, etc. : $ 19,000.00
2000 hours of fussing, fitting, scraping, cleaning and painting : $ 0.00
Milesge snd expenses to swap meets and parts purchased : $ 7,800.00
One 30 mile drive on a cloudless spring day : $ 27,350.00
Repro parts, machine work, paint, materials, etc. : $ 19,000.00
2000 hours of fussing, fitting, scraping, cleaning and painting : $ 0.00
Milesge snd expenses to swap meets and parts purchased : $ 7,800.00
One 30 mile drive on a cloudless spring day : $ 27,350.00
"Get a horse !"