1923 Ford Track T Roadster on 2040-cars
Santa Cruz, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: gas
Model: Model T
Trim: roadster
Mileage: 99,999
I have been building this 1923 Ford roadster for 7 years and am finally realizing with family obligations I may never finish it so its gotta go. this car has a lot of work done to it. The body and deck are original parts. The engine is a model B with a Riley 2 Port overhead valve set up and pressurized oil system. the transmission is a 32 with a later cluster and gears. Banjo rear end with jeep hubs and Kelsey Hayes wheels. the nose is an aluminum hand made 1 off part as well as the fuel tank in the trunk. I have only put about 20 miles on this car just driving around my house and close by. It still needs work and some stuff to be finished. I haven't been able to get the gauge cluster to work properly but haven't spent much time on it. The oil pan has a real bad leak in it so it needs to be fixed or replaced? This car doesn't have a lot of room so if your real tall this is not the car for you. Please ask a;ll questions before bidding and of course you are welcome to come see it in person. Please be advised it does still need work to finish. It is currently registered and insured so there will not be any DMV issues. thank You for looking
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