1926 Ford Model T Tudor on 2040-cars
Muncie, Indiana, United States
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1926 Model T Tudor sedan.
VIN issued by Nebraska as 1926 Model T Tudor VIN NEBR007419 after custom upgrades. Mustang II car used to custom build the complete driveline. Mustang V-6 A.T. 8.8 rear end gear ratio unknown. Car started out 4 lug Ford pattern added adapters to convert it to 5 on 4-1/2 5 lug pattern. Nice used American racing torque thrusts 17 inch wheels with Kumo 245/45/17 tires. 75% tread left or more. About the car features: Louvered hood, brand new complete vinyl interior .Excellent condition. Fiberglass fenders appear to be front and rear.. Paint is a 9 out 10 job never wet sanded or buffed. Has Nostalgic spare tire mounted that serves as license plate bracket. Hand engine crank disconnected only there for nostalgic looks. Car runs smooth holds 30 psi oil pressure at idle. Never runs hot. good charging system and battery. All lights signals and horn works. This car is tastefully done and looks great. Represents itself well show or go! The bad: Someone scratched the right front fender with the hood edge in behind the headlight not real noticable but there. Has some road chips in paint here and there but we are talking very minor! Brakes disc in front drum in rear. Since built using a Mustang II whoever built it left the brake booster off it and brakes need an upgrade. Cherry bomb glass pack mufflers sounds loud and a V-6 dont sound to muscular. LOL I dont know much about long trips on the car as I took it in on trade and have only driven it around a few blocks now and then. I honestly would say its not an Interstate driver. 70 mph might be a handful. 40 mph is no problem. See my feedback 100% POSITIVE because I do not lie about what I am selling and want buyers to know what I know in advance of bidding. This car is for sale in other venues so I must reserve the right to remove it from ebay at any time due to a possible sale outside Ebay. Not a perfect show car but with a little love it could make you a very nice car anyone would be proud to show and go. See walk around video at youtube link http://youtu.be/ljZsiJGPuaY Also listed on racingjunk.com Ad #182203859 Good luck to all God Bless! |
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