For Sale at Auction: 1926 Ford Model T in Billings, Montana for sale in Billings, MT
Vehicle Description 1926 Ford Model T Roadster Pickup Truck VIN:
SNMV587MONT With an estimated 15 million Model T's produced through 1926, the vast majority were Touring Cars, Runabouts, Coupes and Sedans.
Trucks, prior to 1925, consisted of the Model TT medium duty trucks and larger.
Light trucks, however, were overlooked while Ford touring cars and roadsters provided the basis for many owner adaptations to meet specific needs for light hauling.
In May of 1925, Ford introduced the light duty pickup truck to their line-up of automobiles.
There were two variations, a fixed cab pickup derived from the 2-door coupe and an open-top roadster pickup.
The Roadster Pickup was particularly adapted to the needs of orchardists in areas where cold weather was not a concern.
A roadster pickup with its top and windshield lowered could maneuver under rows of orchard crops, hauling fruit and supplying pickers and it was better at it than any other vehicle then or since.
The Roadster Pickups in the day were used hard, often times run into the ground.
The Roadster Pickups that survived are a very popular vintage collector truck! The Roadster pickup presented at auction is a very fine restored example and features the following:
Two Speed Rear End 6 volt electrical System/battery Runs on magneto or alternator Armstrong start or electronic foot switch start Model A Wire Spoke Wheels Runs great! This car has been consigned to the 10th Annual Montana Classic Car Auction hosted by the Classic Car Auction Group.
The auction is Saturday, September 3 at MetraPark in Billings, Montana.
To consign your car and/or to register to bid on this and other cars in the auction go to http:
//www.
classiccarauction.
us.
.
SNMV587MONT With an estimated 15 million Model T's produced through 1926, the vast majority were Touring Cars, Runabouts, Coupes and Sedans.
Trucks, prior to 1925, consisted of the Model TT medium duty trucks and larger.
Light trucks, however, were overlooked while Ford touring cars and roadsters provided the basis for many owner adaptations to meet specific needs for light hauling.
In May of 1925, Ford introduced the light duty pickup truck to their line-up of automobiles.
There were two variations, a fixed cab pickup derived from the 2-door coupe and an open-top roadster pickup.
The Roadster Pickup was particularly adapted to the needs of orchardists in areas where cold weather was not a concern.
A roadster pickup with its top and windshield lowered could maneuver under rows of orchard crops, hauling fruit and supplying pickers and it was better at it than any other vehicle then or since.
The Roadster Pickups in the day were used hard, often times run into the ground.
The Roadster Pickups that survived are a very popular vintage collector truck! The Roadster pickup presented at auction is a very fine restored example and features the following:
Two Speed Rear End 6 volt electrical System/battery Runs on magneto or alternator Armstrong start or electronic foot switch start Model A Wire Spoke Wheels Runs great! This car has been consigned to the 10th Annual Montana Classic Car Auction hosted by the Classic Car Auction Group.
The auction is Saturday, September 3 at MetraPark in Billings, Montana.
To consign your car and/or to register to bid on this and other cars in the auction go to http:
//www.
classiccarauction.
us.
.
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