Antique 1915 Model-T Brass Touring - $15,000 (Carmichael, CA)

[Crusty Trucker]

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/cto/d/carmichael-antique-1915-model-brass/7657767877.html

 

Antique 1915 Model-T Brass Touring
$15,000 OBO
Minor Water Leak
12 volt system
Little dusty but road worthy
CALL OR TEXT ONLY to Rick  (916) 960-6666

 

 

[Leif in Calif]

Looks like cheap fun...isn't 1915 in the "only Black" period? 

[wayne sheldon]

Yes.

 

With a few odd later exceptions, 1913 was the crossover year. It is still argued way too much how many 1913s were a dark "midnight" blue, and how many of that year were all black. Basically ALL 1914s were all black, as were the rest of the late 1910s. There is good evidence that some 1915 through 1918 center-door sedans and coupes may have been dark blue. However most of them were also all black, and even the good evidence is still disputed.

Except for a few custom fleet orders, all 1920 through 1925 model year model T Fords built in the USA were all black. English and European model Ts were sometimes other colours. Canadian chassis exported to Australia and New Zealand often were bodied by local companies and painted other colours. It might be surprising how often someone finds an era photo of a model T clearly not black, and close examination reveals that it is an overseas manufactured or bodied car.