Model T Ford Hot Rod Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Shelby, Iowa, United States
$4,000 paint job three years ago car is stored in climate controlled garage year round. Spindle mounted magnesium front wheels that cost over $3000 with like new tires. new rear torque thrust rear wheels with like new rear tires. Chassis is all round tube with model a ford front axle that was dropped with four bar setup and manual rack and steering. mild 350 motor 350 transmission and 12bolt rear with four bar and coil over setup. stewert warner gauges and painless wiring kit. car was built in the 70s and was rebuilt about 3years ago..you won't find a nicer car for the money..car has won many trophies including best customs paint.. the pics say it all...mileage may not be exact new gauges were installed by previous owner. car is titled as 1923 ford.
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