1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

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1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

Post by Oldav8tor » Wed Apr 27, 2022 2:20 pm

1924 Coupe for Sale. It's an older restoration but in good shape and running good - ready for touring. The car is 6 volt and retains the original Ford coils. Runs on Battery or Magneto. The car is located in Michigan, NE of Detroit. Delivery is available by arrangement. The car could also be delivered to Luray if that would be more convenient.
Asking $9000.
Call Brian 586-864-5110
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Re: 1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

Post by jayjbehm » Tue Jun 07, 2022 10:29 pm

Hi. What is the overall height? Thank you


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Re: 1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

Post by jayjbehm » Tue Jun 07, 2022 10:35 pm

Also, does this have the starter button the floor or is it crank start only? Thank you.


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Re: 1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

Post by Jerry VanOoteghem » Wed Jun 08, 2022 3:27 pm

jayjbehm wrote:
Tue Jun 07, 2022 10:35 pm
Also, does this have the starter button the floor or is it crank start only? Thank you.
Unless something is missing, which I highly doubt, this car would have an electric starter.


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Re: 1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

Post by jayjbehm » Wed Jun 08, 2022 5:24 pm

Thank you. There's much to learn about the Model T as I start looking for one. Do you know the overall height? I have a sub standard garage door height and I need to check that before anything else probably.

Jay

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Re: 1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

Post by Quickm007 » Wed Jun 08, 2022 7:45 pm

Hi, in my knowledge 24 coupe is six foot four inches, or 76 inches, on 30X3.5 wheels and tires. If 21 inch balloon wheels and tires (an option in 1925) were used, the height could be about an inch lower. If the car has accessory shock absorbers (Hasslers or some others), they can raise the height by an inch or even more. Condition and arch of the spring can also vary it a bit. Hope these info help. I have no link with Tim, but I would say his car is pretty.
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Re: 1924 Coupe in SE Michigan

Post by jayjbehm » Wed Jun 08, 2022 8:08 pm

That's great information. I finally got to see and ride in a T Tudor at the Homecoming last Sat. They do seem taller than I expected but they are also very impressive. I am hoping one of the 1927s with wire wheels could squeeze through a clear height of 73 5/8" of my garage door. A coupe or sedan is preferred but if not possible I'll probably need to find a roadster with its top lowered. Thank you again!

Jay

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