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!914, all original unrestored Model T Touring car. It was in storage for many, many years. Very low milage with original paint and interior and top. Absolutely no rust or dents. It has all the original running gear. It runs and drives like new. It still has the original front floor mat. I am starting to sell some of my personal collection. I have owned it for many years. I purchased it from the second owner. five07 458 677eight. It is located in s. Mn. $26,500. It is maybe the most original brass Model T you will find.

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Boy, that is one supper car. Can’t be many that nice and untouched out there.

Interesting that it has front fender with the lips- when did the change take place to or from the narrower lip style??

Oh boy. Glad I don’t have the money or the space. Wonderful car.

Hi, The car is late 1914, 8-25-14, #570256. those fenders are correct and original to the car. check out Mccalley's page 180. Thanks, Bob.

Thanks Bob- it is a wonderful looking car!!

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Price lowered, $25,000.

For all the people that said the shipping is too high, I will take $23,500. That will pay for most of your shipping. Let me know. Call me at 507 458 6778, Bob.

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part it out?

That would be blasphemy! Not to say bordering on criminal!!

Wow. What dreams are made of. If I only had the cash this would be it. A real gem.

You really should consider listing it on Hemmings if you hope to sell it close to your asking price.

The forum for sale page is mostly viewed by people with one or more T's already and not necessarily looking for another T unless it's a bargain or looking for a specific year or type of T.

Hi, Thanks for some of the comments, I do not have to sell it. I like selling Model T's on the T site. I would rather sell it to someone who knows Model T's and enjoys them than just to any vulture. I have had this car for quite a few years. and would like it to stay somewhat local if possible. Some people think it is great to sell cars all over the world, I do not. If it does not sell here I will just keep it, no big deal. Thanks for your concern, Bob.

Well said Bob. Beautiful and very original 14 Model T. Thanks for sharing it with us on this site.

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Sat Sep 23, 2023 3:49 pm

Hi, Thanks for some of the comments, I do not have to sell it. I like selling Model T's on the T site. I would rather sell it to someone who knows Model T's and enjoys them than just to any vulture. I have had this car for quite a few years. and would like it to stay somewhat local if possible. Some people think it is great to sell cars all over the world, I do not. If it does not sell here I will just keep it, no big deal. Thanks for your concern, Bob.

It's good to hear that you don't have to sell it, and can sell it on your terms and timeframe! I would agree that, though a reduced potential customer base on this forum site compared to listing it on a classic car site, the customer base here generally knows Model T's; appreciates them and usually knows how to work on them.

BobP wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 23, 2023 3:49 pm

Hi, Thanks for some of the comments, I do not have to sell it. I like selling Model T's on the T site. I would rather sell it to someone who knows Model T's and enjoys them than just to any vulture. I have had this car for quite a few years. and would like it to stay somewhat local if possible. Some people think it is great to sell cars all over the world, I do not. If it does not sell here I will just keep it, no big deal. Thanks for your concern, Bob.

Thank you for that Bob, I sure do appreciate seeing your fine cars here!
Awesome museum piece car, original top and interior, wow!

This is a beautiful car and because it is unrestored it is very rare. I own a restored 1914 Touring car already, but I would buy this one too it if my wife would let me.

I will try one more time and it will go into winter storage and will no longer be for sale. $23,900. That is it, These kind of cars do not come around very often. You only go around once in life. The only reason for selling I have too many, 44. I am getting old. Thanks, Bob.

I am always pleased to see the wonderful photographs taken for some of these ads. It isn't easy but sure makes it better for seeing what is there.
Thank you so much.
Rich

I will give it 1 more week and I will start putting away for winter. I enjoy looking at it anyway, Thanks, Bpb.

Hi Bob,

A beautiful T. I really appreciate the pictures, as I own a 1914 T Touring and am always looking for pictures of a correct car. Good luck with the sale and who ever get this car is getting a great 1914 T Touring.

Rick

If no commitments today, back up on the jacks, thanks for all the good comments, Bob.

It's a gem, but probably not a driver as such as the uppholstery, the top etc may fall apart when you start using it. So you are targeting collectors so Hemmings might not be that bad an idea.

I have a similar condition 14 touring, someone scraped the paint off the wheels, but they are solid. $18,000. Has original upholstery. It's a late model with a speedometer.

I had a guy at a car show looking at my all original unrestored 1927 Touring in excellent condition and he said his dad had one exactly the same except it was 1929 Plymouth 4 door.

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That car belongs in a museum, period. Restored cars are a dime a dozen. A museum would be wise to sell off a couple or restored cars in order to raise the money to purchase this one for preservation and a look at real history. Hint Hint!!!

Ed aka #2