1923 Ford T-bucket Hot Rod & 8'x18' 2014 Car Hauler on 2040-cars
Benton Harbor, Michigan, United States
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This custom
built T- Bucket was built with Quality and speed in mind. It was built in the
year 2000 and has won over 125 trophies. This is the t-bucket that will turn
heads and get thumbs up no matter where you drive it. This monster drives and
sounds like a true muscle car. You can drive and cruse anywhere with this car.
Where ever I drive this stunning and powerful monster, people are wanting to
take pictures. At car shows the kids love it, want their picture taken next to
it, and hear it run. When I start this Gem at car shows, people will flock and
grab their cameras to take pictures. I will list all the engine mods and
special things about the car and let the pictures tell the rest.
396 bored to 402 Big Block 600 horse power + Nitrous The Engine:
396 Bored to 402, 4 Bolt main block, Eagle Steel Crank, Eagle 3/8 Rods w/ ARP
Rod bolts, 8 to 1 Compression Forged Dish Blower Pistons, Comp CAM roller Cam
w/ Roller Rockers, Com CAM push rods, guide plates, and Lifters, Chomoly
Retainers & Locks, Merlin Iron Rectangulars Dart Heads, ARP Head Bolts, ARP
Head Bolts, Melling High Preasure Oil Pump & Pickup tube, Stainless Steel
Valves, B. D. S. 671 Polished Supercharger, Double Roller Timing Chain, Big
Shot Nitrous Kit with Snekky Pete Tanks, Transmission is a Turbo 350, Rear end
has 411 gears, Carbs- 650 Holley’s Brakes 4-wheel Disc Brakes by Wilwood. New
B&M shifter (8/14). New rear tires (8/14). Please call with any questions,
269-861-3817.This Nas-T T-Bucket needs a high class home. Someone who will take care of it and keep it in top show shape. If you don't have the cash or the wife's permission, please don't bid and spoil it for the rest. I also have a 8'x18' enclosed car hauler for sale that I use with this car. The trailer has a winch set up to power the car in and out. It was new in April 2014. The only reason I'm selling is to buy another car. Wife says this has to go first. This car is for sale local and I reserve the right to pull it at any time. Good luck bidding. |
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