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1925 Ford Altered T Bucket Gasser Hot Rat Rod Drag on 2040-cars
US $6,250.00
Year:1925
Mileage:999999
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Here we have a 1925 Altered T bucket drag car. It is set up for small block Chevy and power gluide. It has Oldsmobile rear with 4.88 gears 35 spline spool and disc brakes. It steers with traditional steering and front tube axle with 4 link front suspension. Has new rocket spokes and front tires, Crager trick rear wheels and wore out rear slicks. Has roll cage, kill switch Trans collar and battery box. Pleas look at pics. If this car does not sell I will be disassembling it and using the frame for a street rod. Just wanted to see if someone else wanted it and I will just buy another fame first. Call for questions 936-635-1939
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