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alung · 09-02-2015, 05:41 PM

I just came across this Model t that was purchased 8 years ago in real good condition. It's been sitting outside under tarps for 8 years. Any idea what it's worth. The tires need to be replaced, surface rust in different places, radiator hose needs to be replace. etc.

Any ideas on what would be a good price? It's a friends car, we are thinking about $10K, minus a little for tires.

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redmodelt · 09-02-2015, 08:28 PM

If it runs, maybe $5000 to $6000 as it sits. You might do better if you sell to one of the right hand drive country's if all the correct parts are there. Many of these T's as well as A's, is that the outside has a great paint job but the running gear gets little attention. If if has a FULLY rebuilt engine, new pistons, babbitt, valves and runs on magneto etc and if the transmission and rear end have been gone through that might add some to the price. You don't say anything about the title so, the way things are now with the DMV's, if it does not have a title could end up being a parts car.

alung · 09-02-2015, 09:33 PM

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It's Non-op so I can pay for the license and it will be fine.

09-02-2015, 05:41 PM	#1
alung Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 2	1923 Model T Touring Sedan RHD I just came across this Model t that was purchased 8 years ago in real good condition. It's been sitting outside under tarps for 8 years. Any idea what it's worth. The tires need to be replaced, surface rust in different places, radiator hose needs to be replace. etc. Any ideas on what would be a good price? It's a friends car, we are thinking about $10K, minus a little for tires. Attachment 237153 Attachment 237154 Attachment 237155 Attachment 237156 Attachment 237157 01a61d58b2419dcdb81a6fa6ebf4f1693d6c71f8e3.jpg 01c6f7c5839985aba14398046a18602ed110bebc55.jpg 01718d5114696a3c4b283d2997a9c4539bcbc5e5a9.jpg

09-02-2015, 08:28 PM	#2
redmodelt Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Portland OR Posts: 6,410	Re: 1923 Model T Touring Sedan RHD If it runs, maybe $5000 to $6000 as it sits. You might do better if you sell to one of the right hand drive country's if all the correct parts are there. Many of these T's as well as A's, is that the outside has a great paint job but the running gear gets little attention. If if has a FULLY rebuilt engine, new pistons, babbitt, valves and runs on magneto etc and if the transmission and rear end have been gone through that might add some to the price. You don't say anything about the title so, the way things are now with the DMV's, if it does not have a title could end up being a parts car.

09-02-2015, 09:33 PM	#3
alung Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 2	Re: 1923 Model T Touring Sedan RHD Sponsored Links (Register now to hide all advertisements) It's Non-op so I can pay for the license and it will be fine.