So I have been tossing aroung the idea for some time now to get rid of my 25 model t. I have had it for a while and don't really know how much to ask for it if I did sell it. It is pretty complete and original right down to the wooden wheels. It has the typical rust spots on the quarters and drivers door bottom and most of the wood is rotted. Does not run but will roll just fine. Fenders and hood off but I do have most of the parts. My question is, how much do you think I should ask for this if I did possibly sell it?
Sorry, it is a five window two door coupe. I couldn't find much on what the model t goes for, that is why I thought I'd ask and get some opinions.
I'm not too up on 23-25 pricing, particular coupes, but having a general feel for the Model T market...in the range of $4000-$7000. Maybe just a little lower since it doesn't run. Personally, I stay away from these because of the cost of the wood kits (and the added difficulty in restoring/rodding them). If I had carpentry skills and tools, that might be different.
I'm at work right now, but I will try to post some pictures as soon as I get home tonight, hopefully. They are on my home computer and I have to see if I can figure it out. Thanks for the help so far.
fwiw...i sold a real nice 24 touring with a pickup load of parts a few years ago and it went begging to get 6500. from what you describe id say under 2k for yours....
just to give you an idea,....I bought my 27 t coupe for $1100. Solid and came with extras,.....anything that needs a wood kit most guy stay away from, BUT it all depends on the price! What one guy says it will or should go for isn't worth anything! Its only worth what someone else is willing to pay for it. I've been on both sides of that. Don't get dollar signs in your eyes, on the other hand, ask around, and do some solid research. Ask yourself, are you in it for the money, or are you looking to pass it on to another who will appreciate what it is, its potential, etc.?? best wishes!!
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