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Offered for sale is a Model T Stake Bed truck built on a car chassis that has been stretched to accommodate a Warford transmission. A box in the back provides seating for passengers and the stake fence keeps children from falling out.

Registered as 1915 although motor is 1919–1920

Accessories included:
• Warford transmission (car chassis – stretched to accommodate Warford transmission)
• Demountable Rims • Hassler springs – front and back • Fork mounted electric headlights
• Accessory brakes and equalizer – included but not installed

I regret to inform you that, although the motor, which has not run in many years, turns over with the hand crank and has great spark (from battery – magneto does not function), it has low compression and has proven difficult to start.

Asking price $5,000 | Contact: John Detlor at 425 985-9830 or jdetlor@juno.com

That’s a neat one.

That’s really cute. Transport costs kills the chance of it making out east. If it was within a 5 hour drive of me….I’d buy it just to take to a few parades.

Seems all the good buys are on the wrong side of the Mississippi River!

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What kind of bracket are you using for the spot light on the driver's side? I bought the 1917 Model T Ford Roadster sold pending payment on this forum, which has a spot light that is in a hole in the windshield on both sides of the windshield, and I would like it to be mounted like yours? Can you post a close-up picture of it?

I have 2 similar lights that need restored. Maybe make one light out of 2. Not rusty or rotted. They clamp onto the windshield frame. If you are interested, I could send photos soon.

Tom, you can take close-up photographs of the spot light on the top driver side of the truck, near the roof, and the two similar ones.

Darn I like that truck you built. I just wish you weren’t 2500 miles away.

Thanks for the interest. I wish you were closer also. I thought that you might be planning a trip to the Pacific Northwest.

Is the last photo you posted of the truck as it currently sits ?

John, I’d love to make out to Brooks, Oregon.

Yes, the last photo is the truck as it is today.

Still available?

Yes. It has not been sold.

Still for sale ?

Yes, it is still available.