T Bucket on 2040-cars
McCormick, South Carolina, United States
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29 T Street Rod The Roadster (T-Bucket) was built in 1987 by Tex Racing (Ford Racing NASCAR) in Ether, NC. Engine: Ford
Y-Block 292 from original 1956 Thunderbird engine bored 40 over, Isky cam and
solid lifers, Borger Warner T-10 four speed, Offenhauser 3x2's intake with 2100
series Holley carburetors, Vertex magneto, original Thunderbird valve covers,
diamond plate aluminum firewall, chrome air cleaners with Louvers, Moon Temp
gauge and fuel pressure gauges are mounted on engine. Oil pressure gauge and
Water Temp gauge are mounted on the firewall. Has polished aluminum master
cylinder cover. The engine was rebuilt in 2004. In 2012 the engine and
transmission was resealed, oil pump replaced and battery was replaced. Interior:
White interior with red carpet. The top and gas tank cover is Nylon material. Old style 4 speed shifter and seat belts. Has chrome clutch, brake and gas pedals. Black
face Stewart Warner gauges mounted in red dash, Stewart Warner speedometer
mounted on steering column. The interior does show signs of age but is still
presentable at car shows. Old Skool
look. Exterior:
Red paint with white top and cover, California customs body and radiator, Moog
rear springs, Speedway Motor tail lights with blue dots, seal beam headlights.
The Keystone Raiders rims are the first generation mags from the early 60s and
do show some small signs of aging. New tires in 2011, 4 BF Goodrich TA Radials
app.500 miles. Also has a built in battery charger and on/off battery
switch, roll bar and chrome front end. Overall: Great
looking old Skool Rod. The car is in good condition and
cars history is completely documented back to the building project. All receipts since 2004 are available and
some pictures of the initial building by Tex Racing in 1987. The car has been
unchanged with exception of wheels and tires since the build in 1987. The Roadster runs well and very dependable on
the road. Now in our 70’s my wife and I both drive it to car shows and
cruise-ins. The roadster has 8,646 miles since the building and very dependable
on the road. The car is titled 1929 Ford Roadster. The owner is selling it due to health reasons. We will miss the Roadster and have many fond memories of owning it. The Roadster is also for sale locally. There is no warranty. A $500 non refundable deposit is required within 24 hours of sale and the balance due within 7 days. If you have any questions please give us a call. 864-391-5448.
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