1926 Model T Roadster Old School Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Cookeville, Tennessee, United States
1926 FORD MODEL T ROADSTER THIS IS A AWSOME OLD SCHOOL STREET ROD THAT IS A PLEASURE TO DRIVE. OH AND DOES IT GET ATTENTION!!!!! OH AND DOES IT GET ATTENTION!!!!! I HAVE TO SAY THAT TWICE BECAUSE THIS LITTLE MODEL T GETS TWICE THE AMOUNT OF ATTENTION THEN ANY OTHER COOL HOT ROD GETS. THIS IS A WELL BUILT HOT ROD THAT SOMEONE TOOK ALOT OF TIME AND PAIN AND LOTS OF MONEY TO MAKE IT STAND OUT THE WAY IT DOES. PICTURES JUST DONT DO IT JUSTICE, IT IS A MUST SEE IN PERSON HOT ROD.
ONLY APPROX. 1000 MILES SINCE BUILD!!!!!!!!!!
HERE IS A BRIEF DISCRIPTION OF ALL THE THING THAT WENT INTO HER:
1926 MODEL T FRAME (MODIFIED) 1927 MODEL T ROADSTER TURTLE DECK 1936 DODGE DOUBLE SMILE FRONT AXLE 1946-48 FORD FRONT SPINDALS AND BRAKES PRE 1948 FORD FLAT HEAD 59L BLOCK 1938 FORD 3-SPEED TRANSMISSION/ 1951 F-1 GHEARS 1951 FORD F-1 REAR AXLE ASSEMBLY WITH 51 F-1 BRAKES 1946-48 FRONT AND REAR WISHBONES 1984 S-10 REAR SPRINGS 1928-31 MODEL A FRONT SPRING 1965 CHEVY C-50 DUAL MASTER CYLINDER HYDRALIC CLUTCH SLAVE CYLINDER ELECTRONIC DISTRIBUTOR 12-V 1957 FORD 12-V VOLTAGE REGULATOR 1940-48 FORD GENERATOR 6-V FORD STARTER 6-V 1960 FORD F-100 STEERING BOX AND COLUMN 1951 PONTIAC TAIL LIGHTS SMITTY MUFFLERS ROLLED AND PLEATED UPHOLSTERY BENDIX TYPE ELECTRIC FUEL PUMP ALUMINUM CUSTOM MADE RADIATOR 1947 FORD 16? WHEELS WITH CAPS AND RINGS WINDSHIELD POSTS OEM CHOPPED 9.5? WINDSHIELD FRAME (SPEEDWAY MOTORS) DASH HAND MADE WITH STEWART WARNER GUAGES
JUST A BEAUTIFUL HOT ROD THAT IS WAITING FOR HER NEW HOME.
STOCK # 2040
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