1925 Ford Model T Coupe

Ford could do no wrong in the early to mid-1920s as sales of its Model T soared past the million-dollar mark.
This closed coupe example is a true survivor as most Model Ts were open roadsters and touring cars and many coupes were converted into hot rods over the years.

This nicely restored example supports the widely-circulated notion that Henry Ford decreed that customers could have any color they wanted so long as it's black. The paint and trim are in overall excellent condition, the bodywork is straight and solid, the engine bay is very tidy and the hand crank is present, despite this model having an ignition switch and upgraded to an electrical started. This car also has an external front sunvisor, a hinged windshield and a rear window shade.

This Tin Lizzie rolls on Firestone tires, size 4.50-4.75-21 at every corner. Each tire is mounted on black artillery-style wooden wheels.

Under the vee'd hood is Ford's 177 CID four-cylinder engine backed by its two-speed planetary transmission.

Inside, the contrasting brown bench seat looks fantastic, as does the black carpet. There is s brown headliner and a four-spoke steering wheel. The black metal dashboard and inner door panels with brown interior trim are all in very good order. A floor-mounted shifter completes the interior.

By the mid- to late 1920s, the taper of the hood was increased and the rear section at the firewall is about an inch taller and several inches wider than the previous design. It also blends smoothly into the cowl. While this is a relatively minor change, the parts between the third and fourth generations are not interchangeable. These minor styling changes over the final three model years hinted at the changes to come on the successor, the Model A.

Documentation includes books from the Model T Club of America – Speedometer, Carburetor, Transmission, Front and Rear axles, Engine, Ruckstell Axle and Electrical System. Other documents include a Model T wiring diagram of the starter, a reprint of the owner's manual and a reprint of the Model T Ford Service Guide.

Competition to this Model T in 1925 included Chevrolet's K-Series, among dozens of other rivals during the 1920s.

If you're a fan of Henry Ford's Tin Lizzie, this closed coupe should be on your short list. Come by MotoeXotica Classic Cars today to check it out for yourself.

VIN: 11476363

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