How Much Did This 1922 Ford Model TT Omnibus Sell For at Auction?

A 1922 Ford Model TT Omnibus went under the hammer — and the result got plenty of people talking.
We featured this unusual pre-war vehicle ahead of the Cheffins sale, and it quickly became one of the most engaging posts we’ve shared. With its rarity and distinctive look, opinions were split on what it might achieve.
A rare and unusual offering
Based on the Ford Model TT — the heavy-duty commercial version of the Model T — this example stood out thanks to its period-style omnibus body and “Norman Jr Omnibus Co. Halstead” signage.
Vehicles like this don’t come up often, and when they do, they’re notoriously difficult to value.
A strong result at Cheffins
Guided at a level that raised a few eyebrows, this was always going to be one to watch.
But once the bidding got underway, it became clear there was genuine interest in the room.
The hammer finally fell at £14,000 — a strong result for something so niche and unusual.
👉 View the original listing here:
https://go.ukbarnfinds.com/TTbus
Unusual always finds its audience
This result reinforces something we see time and time again — the classic market isn’t just about mainstream models.
Rare, quirky and historically interesting vehicles continue to attract serious buyers. The right people were clearly in the room for this one, and once the bidding started, it found its level.
It might not be the easiest thing in the world to value on paper…
…but the market knew exactly what it was looking at.
What do you think?
Was £14,000 about right… or did that surprise you?
Results like this always spark debate — especially when there’s no obvious comparison.
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