Happy Halloween! 1915 Ford Model T Touring
The first Model T rolled off the assembly line in 1908, and over a century later, the Model T stands not as a relic, but as a gothic monument—an iron coffin for the age of craftsmanship, resurrected by sparks and oil. Drive it at night and you’ll feel the past following close behind, its yellow eyes burning through the fog, eager to remind you: immortality doesn’t come cheap, but it does come in black. Beneath the hood lies the slow, deliberate heartbeat of a bygone world—one where roads were muddy, death was cheap, and gasoline was leaded. Find this 1915 Ford Model T Touring offered for $12,500 in Oak View, CA via allhallowface marketween.
From the seller:
1915 Ford model t touring
$12,500
Listed 6 weeks ago in Oak View, CA
About this vehicle
Driven 123,456 miles
Automatic transmission
Exterior color: Black · Interior color: Black
Clean title
This vehicle has no significant damage or problems.Seller’s description
1915 Ford Model “T”Beautiful early Ford Touring car in premium gloss black finish, just as Henry Ford made it for every buyer of a Model T. He’s quoted as famously saying “Any customer can have a car painted any color that he wants so long as it is black”.
This is a precision restoration of an all-original Ford Touring with several upgrades.
•Original (numbers matching)
•Premium Brassworks radiator
•Electric cooling fan for hot weather
•New 12V battery & wiring
•Electric turn signals with LED bulbs
•Modern disc brake kit by Texas T’s
•Planetary transmission
•Original “T” cowl lamps
•Beautiful brass headlights
•Driver quality paint
•Includes a very nice “shop built” single axle trailer (needs some TLC)Runs, drives, stops as expected, mechanically very sound.
Always very carefully maintained & stored to preserve the integrity of this beautiful Model T.
Additional videos available upon request.
Shipping coordination available via the owner’s Personal Assistant.
Any questions, please ask, happy to chat!
$12,500
Located in Oak View, CA
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Very, very few years of the Model T had brass like this one. It’s considered the “best of the best” by many vintage T fans.
This is/was exactly the Model T I would’ve bought.
And that’s saying something.
-Stan (who loves the Model T Touring, truly a classic that has a buzzillion parts available for repairs/servicing)
Almost too nice to drive.
Those disk brakes are a little conspicuous though. Some little drums would have done the job without making the car look so fake.
It’s not like a T goes that fast, or that anyone expects any brakes at all.
I think I’d be more inclined to drive an A because it’s sort of recognizable as a car from the drivers point of view.