1923 Ford/dodge Model T/a Hot Rod Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Quakertown, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Model: Model A
Mileage: 12,345
Trim: NONE
YOU ARE LOOKING AT PART 1923 DODGE, PART MODEL, T PART, PART CHEVROLET
TITLED AS A FORD
THIS HOT ROD IS A 1923 DODGE ROADSTER BODY WITH A WIDENED MODEL T TRUNK WELDED TO IT
FRAME IS PART MODEL A PART CUSTOM
307 SBC WITH 54K SMALL CAM , EDELBROCK TRI-POWER, LAKE HEADERS WITH BAFFLES, ELECTRONIC IGNITION
TURBO 350 TRANSMISSION WITH SHIFT KIT AND 1800 RPM STALL
1955 CHEVY REAR
NEW WHEELS AND TIRES....HURST SLICKS
NEW PAINT AND PIN STRIPPING
NEW AUTO METER GAUGES
BROOKLAND WIND SCREENS
YOU MAY RECOGNIZE THIS HOT ROD FROM NUMEROUS MAGAZINES AND CAR SHOWS
LAST MAGAZINE WAS HOT ROD DELUXE
RUNS GREAT
CAR IS APROXIMATELY 1500 LBS. SO IT DOESNT NEED A TON OF POWER
WE STILL EXCEPT MONEY ORDERS AND CHECKS
ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS PLEASE EMAIL
THANKS LAY-ONE
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