FS: 1927 Model T Roadster
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MHSprecher
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FS: 1927 Model T Roadster
1927 Model T roadster for sale. Runs great. New battery. Driver quality car, good top and interior, alternator. 6 volt. Magneto works. clear MD title $7,000. Located in Silver Spring, MD. Video of engine running: https://youtu.be/YVA0iNH50Iw
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OilyBill
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Re: FS: 1927 Model T Roadster
Should have wire spoke wheels and hubs. Are they available with the car?
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TheSaintDiscJockey
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Re: FS: 1927 Model T Roadster
Looks like a great buy! Wish my first roadster was this complete and reasonable. Good luck with the sale!
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ewdysar
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Re: FS: 1927 Model T Roadster
From the 1927 section of the MTFCA Encyclopedia "WHEELS: 21' demountable wheels were standard, wire wheels optional on all models. Late in the model year, black wire wheels became standard on closed cars."
Since this is an open car, they all came with the wheels seen as standard equipment, wires would have been a factory option.
Keep crankin',
Eric