No Reserve 1923 "t" Bucket Replica Hot Rod Ford, Similar To 22, 24, 25, 26, 27 on 2040-cars
Sopchoppy, Florida, United States
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"NO RESERVE" High bidder gets this immaculate T bucket. Please read. I need a $1,000.00 NON REFUNDABLE deposit within 24 hours of your winning bid. NO EXCEPTIONS! If you can't do that please don't bid. This can be proven by your post office postmark on your envelope when you mail your deposit. I have had too many winning bidders that I never hear from. If you can't do that I will re-list it. Serious bidders only please. Have your inspections done BEFORE you are winning bidder as it is done at auctions. Don't come here to inspect it after you are winning bidder to decide if you want it or not. These auctions are too expensive to keep re-listing it if you don't honor your winning bid. There are a lot of mechanics in my area that can come inspect it for you if you can't come here. Even e-bay can get it inspected for you before you are winning bidder. ALL winning bidders money must clear my bank BEFORE it leaves my yard. You can pay any way you want as long as total price is paid before it leaves here. Thank you for understanding. This "T" bucket is in excellent condition and everything works, and it runs excellent too! The body is fiberglass so it has no rust. Chromed out with wheelie bars. Fold down windshield, convertible, Just rebuilt 350 Chevrolet engine with BOW TIE heads and 4 bolt main. 350 turbo automatic. Manly roller rockers. High volume fuel pump. New MSD electronics. This is best T bucket you can buy. Everything is already done. A real head turner. It started raining as I took pictures. I don't know exact mileage so I entered a number. No reserve. Any serious bidder can win. Thank you and good luck ! !
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