1924 Ford Model T Bucket, Streetrod on 2040-cars
Milton, Delaware, United States
Transmission:4 speed muncie
Body Type:fiberglas
Year: 1924
Mileage: 45
Make: Ford
Sub Model: streetrod
Model: Model T
Exterior Color: Yellow
Trim: w/Flames
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: 4 speed
This is a new, just finished 1924 Ford T bucket streetrod. I have and own Kenny's Garage in Milton De and have restored and built many cars over the past years, gas pumps, coke machines and this is another very nice vehicle that I just finished this year. I have a 1924 clear title to it. Have used the best of everything on making this car. Chevy 383 stroker engine w/ 2 fore bbl Holleys, Rebuilt 4 speed Muncie transmission, 9" Ford rear w/ 373 gears, Disc brakes on front and drum on back, EVERYTHING NEW !!! Pictures will speak a thousand words. Look it over and if you have any questions...please give me a call at 302-228-1709 Sorry, but NO I don't want to trade for anything. Just looking to sell it to a good home and know that it is taken care of.
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