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1923 Model T Ford Roadster V8 350 Chevy Automaitc Turbo 400, "rat Rod" Ford 9" on 2040-cars

Year:1923 Mileage:99999
Location:

Salem, Oregon, United States

Salem, Oregon, United States
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 NO RESERVE AUCTION. you bid you buy No high unrealistic reserves.
This is a well built 1923 ford t bucket roadster. It runs and drives great. street legal and turn key. it needs nothing but a new owner and their own personal touches. I have sold a handful of cars on here and all my buyers were very pleased when their new car showed up. I make every attempt to represent the car for what it is. please ask any questions call or email thanks Norm. 503-509-1291.

The body is in good shape it is a fiberglass kit and has some minor imperfections as many fiberglass body's do have. the paint is fresh and shiny but has some small runs in it. overall it looks great, driver quality ride that has and will see the road. there is no rust at all on this vehicle. Front end is a speedway kit that is dropped and has a raised front mount for the spring. the wheels are Harley and have disks but no brake calipers. (it stops great with just the rear brakes). front brakes could easily be hooked back up if so desired. frame is  a speedway kit painted gloss black.  all gauges work but gas is not hooked up due to no sending unit in tank. 350 Chevrolet engine and trans. Motor is a not brand new but is  in great running condition. does not smoke or leak oil. It has a dual Edelbrock carb set up that has the proper linkage to run on the rear carb and then the front engages at half throttle. motor has a stock cam. This hot rod  is light and very fast. It has headlights and brake lights but no turn signals. but it is legal because this vehicle did not come with signals. transmission is a turbo 400 and shifts on a custom shifter smooth and engages fast. Ford 9 inch out back turn the meats with no problems. Rear tire and wheels are new and are a vintage retro style Cragar.  Brake master cylinder is mounted under the floor . Interior is basic but functional and clean. the steering is more like a roadster than a T bucket because it sits at an angle. not straight up and down like most. It is titled as  a1923 model T replica with a Oregon assigned vin number. Title is clean and clear.

Bottom line this is a clean driver quality ride that is reliable and gets a ton of attention. please look over all the pictures well and call me or email for the details. I will post a video of it running and driving soon on YouTube and you can hear the beast in action.  If you are close to me you can pick it up in person or inspect it. I will drive it to the shop of your choice in Salem Oregon to have it inspected if pre paid by the buyer (you). Inspections are to be done at least 2 days before the close of auction and does not guarantee that you will win.  I recommend shipping in a nascar style enclosed transporter so it doesn't get trashed  being delivered. NO RESERVE the highest bidder wins. thanks for looking and GOOD LUCK!!

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