1926 Ford Bucket T Bb Chevy Roadster Hotrod Model T on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
The 'Hustler' is a 1926 Ford "T" Bucket roadster. There is no bare metal on the car, everything has been painted,chromed, brassed or gold plated.
The body and frame are from 'Total Performance'. The frame has been painted Burgundy Metallic and the body Candy Apple Brandy Wine. The running gear is all Chevrolet. The motor is a BB Chevy 396 C.I. Transmission is a Chevrolet Turbo 400 and the rear end is a Chevrolet 10 bolt 3:73 gears with posi traction. Intake manifold is a Offenhauser 380 Hi-Rise with dual quad Holly's. Manifold bolts have been gold plated. The ignition and spark plugs are MSD. The front wheels and disc brakes are Yamaha. The wheels are chrome and the spokes have been brassed. The rear tires are Mickey Thompson 15.5's. The gauges are VDO stereo is a sony with equalizer. Upholstery is a light grey with Naugahyde surrounds. Everything under the car has been chromed including the oil pan, flywheel cover, transmission pan, drive line and rear end. In the bed is a custom built 15 gal. gas tank. The gas is pumped by a self regulating electric Holly fuel pump. All build receipts will go with the car. This is an older build that runs well but is showing some needs like front brake calipers are leaking and a windshield support (look at picture) is broken. I am selling this car for a friend and have it in my garage and will answer all question promptly. |
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