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Description
This 1925 Ford TT is a fascinating time capsule from the early years of motoring, when simple and robust engine technology laid the foundation for the modern transportation society. The Ford TT built upon the well-proven technology of the Model T passenger car, but was designed to handle heavier loads and practical work. It became a valued workhorse for business owners, tradesmen, and others who needed a reliable transport vehicle.
This particular example is said to have an unusual flatbed configuration. According to the information that remains, the vehicle is also believed to have been used to transport passengers at one time. The current owner acquired the Ford in 2007, and it reportedly ran at that time. However, following his passing in June of this year, there is no one left to ask about the vehicle's history or any plans that existed for its future. Since the acquisition, the vehicle has been parked in a barn, and according to current information, it has likely not been driven on public roads during this period. The Ford's appearance seems largely unchanged since then. However, how far any work progressed, or what measures were previously carried out, is not known in detail.
With its advanced age, its distinctive flatbed, and its connection to an era when the automobile was an important working tool, this Ford TT has a special character. It represents a time when utility vehicles were built to be used and when each vehicle could be adapted to its owner's needs.
This particular example is said to have an unusual flatbed configuration. According to the information that remains, the vehicle is also believed to have been used to transport passengers at one time. The current owner acquired the Ford in 2007, and it reportedly ran at that time. However, following his passing in June of this year, there is no one left to ask about the vehicle's history or any plans that existed for its future. Since the acquisition, the vehicle has been parked in a barn, and according to current information, it has likely not been driven on public roads during this period. The Ford's appearance seems largely unchanged since then. However, how far any work progressed, or what measures were previously carried out, is not known in detail.
With its advanced age, its distinctive flatbed, and its connection to an era when the automobile was an important working tool, this Ford TT has a special character. It represents a time when utility vehicles were built to be used and when each vehicle could be adapted to its owner's needs.
Technical data
Year
1925?
Registration date
Mileage
Registration Number
OREG
Chassis Number
Kw / hp
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Transmission
Manual
Interior finish
Colour
Condition
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Mechanical condition
The engine can be turned over with the starting crank. Otherwise, not much is known about the technical condition.
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Interior condition
Spartan, see photos.
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Exterior condition
See photos.
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General condition
A restoration project in need of some work. Unregistered.
Facts about the model
In 2026, it will be 118 years since Henry Ford put the world on wheels with the Ford Model T. The world's first car built on an assembly line. Around 50,000 examples were sold on the Swedish market, and this particular one is a TT – Ford's first commercial vehicle!
Compared to the passenger car, it featured, among other things, a stronger and longer frame. The four-cylinder 20 hp engine was the same, however. As was the solution, unusual today, of a pedal-operated two-speed planetary gearbox with two forward speeds and one reverse.
The TT was often sold as a chassis, and the buyer built the body and bed to suit their needs. Production of the Ford Model TT began in 1917, and in 1924 it became available with a mass-produced cab directly from Ford.
Compared to the passenger car, it featured, among other things, a stronger and longer frame. The four-cylinder 20 hp engine was the same, however. As was the solution, unusual today, of a pedal-operated two-speed planetary gearbox with two forward speeds and one reverse.
The TT was often sold as a chassis, and the buyer built the body and bed to suit their needs. Production of the Ford Model TT began in 1917, and in 1924 it became available with a mass-produced cab directly from Ford.
Location and viewing Information
Location: Uppsala
For viewing the vehicle, contact the inspector/case manager:
Nisse Brandt
+46 707 50 89 99
nisse@bilwebauctions.se
For viewing the vehicle, contact the inspector/case manager:
Nisse Brandt
+46 707 50 89 99
nisse@bilwebauctions.se
Pick up
Collection must take place before: 2026-11-18.
NOTE! Payment (deposit to our account) must be made within 5 days and before collection.
NOTE! Payment (deposit to our account) must be made within 5 days and before collection.
Auction information
General information about the condition of the vehicles .
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