Used at one time as a North Dakota police car it still has original markings evident on the car. Shown at the 2022 Old Car Festival at Greenfield Village, the car was a hit on the show field and car games alike. A careful eye will notice a daily driver license plate on the back. This was a car I was able to use as regular transportation any time the mood struck me. By the time you could get here I plan to have a new top in place as well.
So why sell such a good car after only owning it for a year? As a matter of explanation, my first car in high school was a 1947 Nash. I recently found and bought a much better twin to my high school ride and I'm out of room. At the same time, I am knee deep in the restoration of my dad's 1926 Fordor. In other words, a choice had to be made and the Touring is the odd man out.
I think I have about $8500 in the car now but I'm asking $6750 with the top installed or $6250 with the top in a box.
If you are looking for a T in turn key condition that you can drive right now, this is your car.
Two-6-nine-4-two-oh-3-ate-5-too.
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