1926 Model T Roadster

FOR SALE: 1926 Ford Model T Roadster Pick-up
Any questions please don't hesitate to reach out to me directly!
This beautiful "antique" was restored with meticulous care and most importantly has ALWAYS BEEN MAINTAINED. My grandfather builds and restores all sorts of classic cars, ith Model T's and Model A's being his favorite. This vehicle has been garage-kept(never exposed to salt or stored on a lawn)registered, nspected, nd insured every (required) year since it's been built, nd is ROAD READY with absolutely NO WORK REQUIRED.
This is NOT a project car... everything is complete and functioning. We will entertain SERIOUS offers and are not desperate to sell the vehicle so if you're thinking of 4-figures this probably is not the right Tin Lizzy for you.
Finger Lakes Region, ew York (NY)
Shipping is responsibility of the buyer. We'll do everything on our end to facilitate provided expenses are covered

• Ruckstell Rear Axle... worth over $2,400 itself and no longer in production
• Atwater Kent Ignition System ...several hundred itself, oupled with the fact that it's also no longer in production and extremely difficult to find...
• Red Oak floorboard with clear finish
• This has the original engine and has never been disassembled or taken apart
• Star of numerous parades & processions, ith a halfway decent shine the T is noticed more than any muscle car or hot rod out there... always a head-turner and conversation starter. Plan ahead- add about 30 minutes to your itinerary toaccommodate beingstoppedby strangers
• Garage-kept and has never seen rain (much less salt)
• Meticulously maintained and driven monthly. Everyone says "daily driver" but I guarantee you're not going to want to take this on the highway to get some groceries. My grandfather exercises the vehicles monthly and has never sat dormant long enough to collect dust. I'm sure everyone makes the same claim but this is the internet so it has to be true.

Please contact me at BRICKSCO@aol.com if you have any questions or need additional information. Thanks for taking a look!
Edit: I see that eBay says the VIN is incorrect. I'm not sure if this is a function of them not having pre-historic VIN's, ut can assure you it's correct on our end!
Edit: Added a better photo, o my apologies for the original one being such a bad angle. Will be able to get you pictures when I go Upstate this weekend.
Edit: Note that this has an Atwater Kent Ignition Systemwhich I added to the description above.
For those of you who have requested additional pictures, will get them to you by Monday evening, he 15th.