Since the title says it's a 1923....guess we should call it that: Truck, 1923 Model T Ford. This truck is a great example of a nearly 100 year old survivor. It came into the Gethmann family in 1955. Bought from a man in Green Mountain, IA, Doug remembers that day well because at 10 years old he got to drive his Dad's pickup home. He followed Dad back home, while Dad drove their Model T Ford Truck. "I was hot stuff! " said Doug. Dad owned and drove the Model T until his death in 2009 at 95 years old. Ford made around 75,000 trucks in '27. The Depression and WWII took a lot of them out of circulation. This truck looks great, with old repainted red paint over repainted blue paint. It's believed to be all original and in good "Model T" running condition. It had been stored for over 20 years and came to auction looking 100% original. After checking over the mechanicals and getting fire to the engine, it wouldn’t quite run like it should. The original carburetor was replaced with a borrowed rebuilt original. It now runs perfectly and was driven across town to the auction site. The borrowed carb doesn’t go with it. The original will be put back on the truck for the new owner and they can have all components that are original to the truck. But that carb will have to be rebuilt. A great show car to show what a genuine survivor is supposed to look like. Has title. Ford Factory # 734-3450.