Rat Rod 5 Window Coupe, Patina, Traditional, Hot Rod, Not A 1932, Model A, Truck on 2040-cars
Port Orange, Florida, United States
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BEFORE BIDDING Hello!! You are
bidding on a custom built, show winning Rat Rod. It has been featured in
numerous magazines and videos. Its been driven all over the state and is
currently tag’d and insured. This car was built to what you see today, the body
is an all original 1926 Ford Model T 5 window coupe body, channeled 4” and it
has a Mahogany wood roof. Its painted Satin black and finished off with Faux
patina paint. The body is all real and all steel, yes it has real rust on It and
bullet holes as well. The headlights are ORGINAL 1923 model t headlights
converted to 12v. The chassis is a one off custom built fully boxed 2x4” steel
chassis that was Z’d in the rear and uses a stock rear end and 4 link suspension
out of a 80’s monte carlo. It was recently rebuilt with a 373 posi unit and new
bearings. The front end has a drop front axle and disc brakes. It goes down the
road and stops perfectly fine. Wheels are 15x7 steelies with baby moons with
good tires. The interior is finished off in street signs, license plates and
old vintage signs. It has the original model T steering wheel and a spun
aluminum gas tank in the rear window area, I think it’s a 10 gallon. Drivetrain
consist of a 350 Chevrolet engine, double hump “fuelie” 202/160 heads, thumper
cam, Circa 60’s/70’s Edelbrock Tunnel ram intake manifold, Holley double pumper
carb, lake style headers. Powerglide Transmission with a small stall and a
lokar shifter. I drive this car all the time, I take my kids in it as well and
it never gives me problems, remember this is a “rat rod” not a show car, it
took years to get it to look this way and its supposed to look this way. Please
call if you have any questions, the car is located in the Daytona beach area
386-852-4473, LOW RESERVE!!! *NOTE* the car is titled
as a 1932, not a 1926, this is how it has always been since it was built and
since I have owned it. And the interior does have cushions or seats you sit on,
I removed them for the pics but they are included in the sale. A $1500 nonrefundable
deposit is due within 24 hours of auction ending, this money will go to the
final auction sale price of the car. I will assist in the final sale and
transport of the car but it DOES NOT come with a warranty or return of any
kind, it is sold in the “AS-IS” condition. Please do your research before
bidding, bidders and buyers must be in contact via e mail or phone at time of
sale, 386-852-4473 GOOD LUCK!!!! |
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