1923 Ford Hot Rod All Steel Henry Ford Body Cool Car on 2040-cars
Peoria, Arizona, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1923
Make: Ford
Drive Type: Automatic
Model: Model T
Mileage: 1,234
Trim: Hot rod
I have for sale an All Steel 1923 Original Henry Ford Steel Body Hot Rod.I have a clean and clear Az Title a For This Car.This Car is Cool Always gets a lot of attention when Driving.This car has all the standard Hot Rod components on it.It Has Drum Brakes Front and Rear Aluminum Radiator,292 Y block Engine With Automatic Transmission.This Car Has Leaf Spring Front Suspension and Adjustable Coil Over Rear Shocks.It had Nice Chrome Wheels with White Wall Tires.I Was Told that this car was built in the late 60's Early 70's and was even in the Hot Rod Magazine back in the day.I have no Proof of that but You can definitely Tell There has Been a lot of Craftsmanship in the Car One if the Cool Things in the All Steel Custom Roof That is Completely Removable to Drive with or without the Top on Thats a cool and Unique option to Have.
I have Gone through The brakes and Replaced the Wheel cylinders and the Shoes. I had a complete Tune Up Done New Spark Plugs,Coil,Cap and Rotor. It also has an out a true Tri Power Set up on it Not a Dummy Set like Most People Run its a True Tri Power Which the carbs are set up right Nd completely gone through I has the Steel Fuel lines Ran on the Tri Power set Up and it Looks Badass!!! I have Spent 2000.00 on this set up. What Needs to be finished on the Car Since I haven't had Time to Finish it is the Throttle linkage which should only take about 30 minutes to finish and the water lines ran from the thermostat to the radiator very minimal earl to have this car on the road all the hard work is done. The Interior Has like new Gauges installed and All Gauges and All Work the Interior Also needs to be Done but these interiors are simple I was just going to put New Carpet I. It and Bomber Seats in it and would be done in a Few Hours and bomber seats you can buy a set for around 300 bucks so the interior will look Badass with only spending around 400 bucks. All the Hard Work is Done and this Car could be in the street with minimal Work and Cost and will Look Badass!!!The paint is in Good Shape it does have some blemishes I did take a picture of the headlights both side look the same that's the only major issue with the paint.Thus is a cool Car and it's an All steel original Henry Ford body you cannot buy a fiberglass kit car for the price I am asking for an All Steel Hot Rod. Call me with any questions 602.435.1554 I have described everything to the best of my knowledge All Sales are As-Is and Final Please Ask Any Questions Before Bidding. Buyer pays all Shipping cost |
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