Model T Rat Rod 1927 Ford, Flathead on 2040-cars
Danville, Kentucky, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: 3 speed
Model: Model T
Mileage: 3,000
Trim: 2 door coupe
Dillehay Street is home to the "Hot Rod Hullabaloo" and its time to sell one of their favorite rides of all time. I have built several cars over the years and have had a lot of them in magazines but this Lil'Jewel has turned more heads and had more pictures taken than all of them put together. Most asked questions, "How do you get in it?" and "Do you drive it?" Well you open the door and slide in like a snake and a big YES to the second one. Out of state road trips are the most fun. Runs comfortable at 55-60 mph. Note to looker, if your over 6' and weigh over 225 lbs...... passenger yes, driver no. Fits me perfect at 5'6" 160 lbs. If your uncomfortable with your butt cheeks riding 2" off the pavement, this ain't the car for you, wimp. It has the feel of a street legal go-kart flying around town!
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