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05-02-2013 10:19 AM #1
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Costs to overhaul a Model T circa 1928
The Model A is the new Ford offering, but dealers would like to earn money rebuilding their customer's Model T. Nice prices don't you think?
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05-02-2013 02:55 PM #2
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Makes me wonder what a new T would of cost back then compared to the new A. Surely the garages weren't afraid that people would just dispose there "old " T's for a new A straight away. Interest prices though .I maybe a little crazy but it stops me going insane.
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05-02-2013 03:21 PM #3
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In 1925 the basic T was $240 from the factory due to the savings of mass production. Not sure what they were in 1927, the last T built, but I'd bet not more than $300 or so....
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