1923 Ford T Bucket on 2040-cars
Poway, California, United States
For Sale 1923 Ford T Bucket This is a total performance fiberglass body. This sharp award winner has a 350 chevy 400 trans low miles 2,140 lots of crome top to bottom. New Edelbrock performer manifold and 600 cfm carburetor in Endurashine,crome alternator,crome water pump,crome timing cover,crome oil pan,crome transmission cover,crome fly wheel cover,crome starter,AHC coated headers ( armor hot coating ) electric fans, electric fuel pump,12 bolt chevy rear end.Radar blue poly with ford halogen ghost flames.Doe skin leather interior,VDO gauges. Youtube Video= http://youtu.be_VQJpqU-2ww Clear clean California title registered as a 1923 Ford ( No smog ) This is a fun car people alway waving and honking when you go out for a cruise, starts right up and drives great. It just needs a new home someone that loves T Buckets. I cant just give it away! I dont think you could build one this nice for the price and you can jump in a go to your local car show ( You might just come home with a Trophy ) This vehicle is being sold as is there is no guarantee or warranty expressed or implied. Thanks For Looking Call Bob with any Questions ( 858 ) 774-4323
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