Model T Bucket Hot Rod 1923 on 2040-cars
United States
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If you are looking for a fun hot rod that is turn key and will turn heads everywhere you go, this is the ride for you. It is a lovely daily driver and freeway flyer. It was well built by
a professional shop. I have tons of receipts and a clean Arizona title.
It is a fiberglass body kit on a professionally built, one-of-a-kind frame that is registered as a 1923 Ford Model T. It is equipped with independent suspension and disk brakes up front, and it has a Ford 8" rear end with drum brakes in the back. Coil suspension all the way around. It is powered by a Ford 302 cubic inch V-8 and a Ford 3 speed transmission with only 16,305 miles on them. Winning bidder must provide a $500.00 down payment via Paypal to dhabershaw2013@gmail.com within 24 hours of auction ending. Full payment is required within 7 days of close either by cash in person or a Cashiers Check made out to Daniel Habershaw. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. Feel free to email jhabershaw@gmail.com if you have any questions. If you are serious, I have no problem speaking with you via phone if you prefer. Good luck and happy bidding! Hot rod, custom, kustom, Model T, T Bucket, Bonneville, rat rod |
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