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Vehicle Description This 1911 Ford Model T roadster was completely rebuilt and restoredin the mid 1980's, and has spent the past 35 years as a museum piece.
In preparation for the sale, the 177ci inline-4was refreshed to the tune of approximately $2,400 in parts.
This roadsteris now offered with a clearNew Jersey title in the seller's name.
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- Year: 1911
- Make: Ford
- Model: Model T
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