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1923 Model T Ford roadster in excellent condition. The body is as straight and nice as you will find. Paint, interior and top are excellent. It runs great and has new rocky mountain brakes. I have good Mn. title in my name. Electric start and demountable rims. S. Mn. five07458677eight. NO TEXTING.

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This car is ready to enjoy, $14,500.

BTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Needs a home.

1/2 the price of a restoration. I would not turn down a reasonable offer. I need room.

It must be tough times when nobody is interested at all.

This car needs nothing, it is way nicer than it looks. The bottom side is also very clean and nice. I can do better on the price. If you are interested call me. 507 458 6778, Thanks, Bob.

Bob. Just a note. Beautiful car. All the cars You sell are first class. But as You know most Model T folks are cheap skates. Its a family tradition going back to Henry Ford. But it only takes that one person that can't live without it to mark it sold. and sky high transport prices don't help limiting interest from West Coast buyers. Your 23 has had 1272 views to date so there is interest.
Good Luck. Enjoying seeing the beautiful cars You post here on the forum.

Bob,

I would encourage you to list the car on a site such as Hemmings, Classiccars, classics.autotrader if you want to sell it at a reasonable price. Advertising on the MFTCA forum site is certainly a good idea, but you've got a limited audience of T lovers, most of whom (myself included) already have one or more T's and aren't really looking for one unless it is a real bargain or just what we've been looking for.

Hemmings has an auction option that I used two years ago about now to sell our 21 touring in order to make room for a 11 touring project car that I had bought. I did the auction option on Hemmings and got definitely more for the car than I'd listed it here, or probably even as just a classified listing there. I also got it sold quickly; maybe a week working with them to get the listing and pictures, and a week auction. They need to accept the car for auction and you can do a reserve (like I did) or no reserve. No reserve is a bit riskier but usually draws higher prices. If they accept your car for auction, they provide guidance on how to take pictures that highlight the car. There's nothing like getting OUTSIDE pictures on a sunny day at solar noon time for that day to make a T really stand out. Like I said, I got more than I expected and the happy new owner picked it up two days before the 11 showed up.

Anyway, I just thought I'd pass this on for your consideration. Good luck selling your T!

Neal

Love this car!!
Loved almost all Bob's cars he has sold/for sale.
Would have to build another garage to keep it in, and less time for all the other cars and projects.
Trying to live the word "enough"

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Drool...

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One more time, I will take $12,900. This is way better than it looks. thanks, Bob.

The car is off the market.