1915 Ford Model T Speedster
Description
Beginning with the reliable and plentiful Ford Model T, automotive enthusiasts would transform these early American automobiles into Speedster models that would become the Hot Rods of their time, capturing the interest of young enthusiasts looking for high performance without breaking the bank. Initially based on the practical "Tin Lizzie," enthusiasts soon discovered that stripping down the Model T to its essentials and upgrading the drivetrain could transform it into a nimble and thrilling automobile. Equipped with more powerful engines and a two-speed rear end, these Speedsters often achieved speeds exceeding 60 miles per hour, contributing to the rise of the hot rod culture. Even today, a dedicated community of Speedster enthusiasts appreciates these vehicles for their affordability, reliability, and easy maintenance.
Highlights
Offered from The John Wilson Collection of Fallbrook, California following over 30 years of long-term ownership
Custom Model T Speedster finished in a striking green exterior with sweeping fenders
Upgraded with a two-speed Ruckstell rear end, Rocky Mountain brakes, Rajo over-head valve conversion, drop front axle, and Rajo intake manifold
Equipped with 18inch painted Buffalo wire wheels and Rickland tires
Powered by an upgraded four-cylinder Model T engine paired with a planetary transmission
Features
Hi-back vinyl bucket seats
Monocle windshield
Livingston brass radiator
Ford script fuel tank
Brass halogen conversion head lamps
Brass cowl lamps
Brass tail lamps
Tool box
Running boards with brass Ford script step plates
Leather hood strap
Four-spoke steering wheel
Ruckstell two-speed rear-end
Rajo over-head valve conversion
Known Imperfections
Please note that all vehicles offered from The John Wilson Collection of Fallbrook, California are currently in non-running condition following long-term storage in a climate-controlled storage building.
Included
Buffalo wheel wrench
Ownership History
According to ownership documents, this example was acquired by The John Wilson Collection of Fallbrook, California in 1991 where it has since resided ever since.
Additional Information
Title in transit.
A Broad Arrow Group Car Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner for this vehicle.
Contact: Donnie Gould Phone: 954.647.0779 email: donnie.gould@broadarrowgroup.com
Please note that all vehicles purchased from The John Wilson Collection of Fallbrook, California will need special arrangements for pick up as they are currently stored in a residential area with steep hills that will not accommodate large transport vehicles. It is recommended that a local flat-bed be used to transport them off the property.