1925 Ford Model T Roadster Pick-up Street Rod. All Metal Not Fiberglass on 2040-cars
Pueblo, Colorado, United States
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Here is a sweet litte, all steel body, Model T roadster. This little car is an absolute blast to take out on Friday nights or to your local car show. It is well received at all the events. Not a desperation sell, but we just don't drive it much anymore. Don't miss out on this car. Most Bucket T's are Fiberglass. This was not a fiberglass kit, but a custom made original. Many Many receipts, manuals, wiring diagrams, ect.. Seven 1 NiNe fIVe 4 SiX 1 ONe 3 FIve. A must see car if you are looking for a way into street rodding... Ask For Stan. I am helping my Dad sell this so if you send me an email I will try to answer, but will probably refer you to him.. Thanks John
Features: -All weather side curtains/fold down top -Custom car cover, tailored to fit -Model A frame -Pickup bed with oak floor -Speedway steering box -GM front disk brakes -350/350 Automatic -LoKar Shifter -Walker radiator -Halogen headlights with turn signals -Chrome wheels/moon hub caps -Classic gauges -8" Ford rear end -Edelbrock Carb -"Kerosene" style cowl lights (electric) |
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