Up for auction is a 1923 Doctor's Coupe. I was restoringarare 1919 Coupe that was a basket case, nd purchased this T as a reference vehicle to aid in assembly. This T was also used to practice driving in the lot behind our building. The vehicle runs, nd the body is very solid. Over its life, he T probably went through several restoration attempts, nd certain parts like the front fenderswere completely restored, ooking as good on the underside as they do on top. The rest of the paint is presentable. Some work was done on the doors in an earlier phase, nd the fit is not well done, ut a door is easy to pull.The glass is all in place, nd the tires are five Firestone All Whites with essentially full tread, ith the spare never having been used. A good vehicle for riding around, r a solid vehicle for a phased, r complete restoration. My 1919 Coupe was completed and won First in Class at the Old Car Festival at Greenfield Village last month. A photo is enclosed, ith Matt Anderson, he Curator of Transportation at The Henry Ford presenting the Blue Ribbon. The 1919 Coupe is one of four known Ts that were modified at the Ford Experimental Lab, and only two have survived. Besides mine, he other was Henry's personal T that he drove from 1919 til 1931. Henry donatedhis to the Museum in the 40's. My T is attributed to Frank Kulick, enry's fearless race driver. For transportwe have often used Reliable Carriers (closed transport), or shipments from Hershey or Amelia Island. They are specialists in automotive transport, nd are only a few miles away from where the vehicle iskept in Livonia Michigan. Vehicle can be inspected through the end of auction. Their number is (800) 521-6393, r you can select a carrier of your choice. Pickup hours would be weekdaysbetween 9AMand 3PM.
Vehicle will be sold with the Bill of Sale.
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