New Fiberglass 1927 Model T Roadster Body on 2040-cars
Walling, Tennessee, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: none
Model: Model T
Mileage: 0
Trim: none
Hi what we have today is a brand new fresh out of mold fiberglass 1927 model T roadster body , our mold is a older mold and isnt new so it has a few chips and flaws in it that show up in the gel coat of the body but can be easiely removed with light body work so dont exspect a 100% perfect body ,body has a few small flaws in it like i discribed about mold, This body is made at Showtime rod & custom in Walling ,TN and comes with a lifetime guarantee against rust ,THIS AUCTION IS FOR BODY SHELL ONLY , other items such as grill shell,floor pan ,and dash are available for extra fees , possible shipping available through trucking company please contact us for shipping quote before bidding if you want it shipped otherwise it is local pick up only , thanks for any other questions please call me at 931-260-5595 we also offer other fiberglass model T and model A replicas as well as several different go cart bodies ,body comes with bill of sale and a bill of origin, SHIPPING COST WILL BE ADDED TO FINAL SALE PRICE BUYER IS TO PAY ALL SHIPPING COST
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