For Sale: 1927 Ford Model T in Grand Rapids, Minnesota for sale in Grand Rapids, MN
Vehicle Description 1927 Ford Model T Roadster This Model T Roadster sits on a 1935 Chevy Frame and is powered by a 302 Ford V8 engine, with 500 Edelbrock carburetor, AOD Ford Transmission, B&M shifter, 9 inch Ford rear-end, and dual exhaust.
It has 1938 Pontiac headlight buckets, 40mm shell casings front bumper and gauges from Classic Instruments.
The patina finish on this car is perfect for its nostalgic look.
The car is a fun ride and runs great! An inspection can be arranged by appointment only.
If the car needs to be shipped, we will ensure the car is available for the transporter's schedule.
Reasonable offers will be considered.
If you have questions or want to discuss the car, contact Randy at 612-619-2252.
I am a certified car appraiser who does marketing consignments for customers who don't have time to set up ads for their vehicle or don't use the internet.
I charge a flat fee up front and do not collect any consignment fees when the vehicle sells.
I am not a dealer.
The vehicle remains in the owner's possession and I handle inquiries until they become serious at which time the owner becomes involved in the transaction.
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It has 1938 Pontiac headlight buckets, 40mm shell casings front bumper and gauges from Classic Instruments.
The patina finish on this car is perfect for its nostalgic look.
The car is a fun ride and runs great! An inspection can be arranged by appointment only.
If the car needs to be shipped, we will ensure the car is available for the transporter's schedule.
Reasonable offers will be considered.
If you have questions or want to discuss the car, contact Randy at 612-619-2252.
I am a certified car appraiser who does marketing consignments for customers who don't have time to set up ads for their vehicle or don't use the internet.
I charge a flat fee up front and do not collect any consignment fees when the vehicle sells.
I am not a dealer.
The vehicle remains in the owner's possession and I handle inquiries until they become serious at which time the owner becomes involved in the transaction.
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