Highlights

Previously owned and fully restored by the President of Associacion Club de Vehículos Antigua De Almería
Registered in Spain with Historic Vehicle status
New grey velour interior
Converted to 12v electrics, featuring a brake lights, indicators, a distributor and electric start

The Appeal

It's impossible to overstate the significance of Henry Ford's Model T in the history of the motor car. Built inexpensively on a production line, this was one of the first cars ordinary people could aspire to own.

This 1926 example is a beautifully restored two-door sedan, previously owned by the President of Associacion Club de Vehículos Antigua De Almería.

The vendor remarks:

"This car is almost 100 years old but looks and drives as if it had just left the factory."

The Ford boasts a fully restored engine and gearbox, a new grey velour interior, and modern upgrades like a 12-volt conversion and electric start. The gearbox belts have been upgraded and replaced and a fresh battery and tyres have been fitted in readiness for sale. We're assured that it "starts every time and runs perfectly".

If you're looking for a show car quality Model T that's ready to enjoy, this one certainly fits the bill.

The History and Paperwork

Registered in 1926
Registered in Spain with Historic Vehicle status
Next ITV/MOT Spain due in September 2026
Mileage unknown as no odometer or speedometer were fitted to these cars
Fully restored by a previous registered keeper, President of the Association of Vintage Cars of Almeria, Spain

The Condition

The vendor informs us that all is in superb condition throughout
New grey velour interior throughout
Bodywork refinished and polished to a high standard
Brake lights and indicators added for safety
Opening windscreen for cabin ventilation
Manual windscreen wiper
All four side windows reportedly wind up and down manually with no issues
Highly original cabin with no radio or CD player fitted
Various bits and pieces and specialist tools included in the sale

The Mechanics

3.0-litre (2,996cc) four-cylinder petrol engine
Manual transmission with two forward speeds and reverse
Pedal arrangement is Left to Right: Forward - Reverse - Brake
The throttle is located on the steering column
The braking system is in the gearbox; unusual pedal arrangement but standard for a Model T
Fully restored engine and gearbox
Max speed approximately 45 mph
Converted to 12v electrics with a distributor and electric start added
Gearbox belts upgraded and replaced
New battery and tyres
The vendor informs us that the car starts every time and runs perfectly

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