1926 Ford Model T
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".
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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Vehicle specification
- Year 1926
- Make Ford
- Model Model T
- Colour Black
- Odometer 0
- Engine size 2996
Listing Details
- Seller type Private
- Town Alcaucin
- Location International
- Country Spain
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