1924 Ford T Bucket Roadster on 2040-cars
Burlington, New Jersey, United States
Transmission:Turbo 350
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: Roadster pick-up
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Matt Black
Model: Model T
Interior Color: Black
Trim: Standard
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: Automatic
Mileage: 1
Your Bidding on a 1924 Ford T Roadster p/u , Fiberglass body, 2X3 Tube frame, Painted in Matt Black Urethane paint , Body and frame painted at professional body shop using the best matt black made. This car is a fresh build and has been driven several times to car shows and cruse nights, it runs great drives good and has no problems, its turn key. This car is low, mean and fast and gets lots of attention.
This car was built as a mix of rat rod and old school, using both stock Ford and speedway motors parts, Brakes are speedway Disc on front, duel master cylinder, drum brakes on 58 Chevy rear. Radiator is aluminum, runs cool always. Headers are speedway megaphone kit ,capped with old school lake pipes, and sounds mean!
As stated everything on this car is new or rebuilt, it even has turn signals. Tires are Radials 275-60-15 rear, 195-60-15 Front on old school slotted mags. All this car needs is a trip to the pin stripe guy and its your personal hotrod.
If you have any questions please ask, i'm easy.
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