Details Of CAR:   

Presenting a 1923 Model T Custom built in the early 70s and Updated in 1990  

 Paint:Satin Black Old School .With Graphics and Pin Stripping

Body/ is Oiginal Steel 1923 Model T with steel turtle deck  super straight. there are no rust issues on this Car.  1935 Ford hood sectioned with side panels over 30 hours of labor to finish .1928 model A hood latches.Hand formed Tracster Nose with "Jaguar Grill Mounted Upside Down" Custom Underbelly Pan with Stamped Louvers 1941 Ford Tailiights Custom License Plate Holder                   

Chassis/ Urethane 1989 Masda Red Paint Custom boxed frame with Traverse front and rear suspension working friction shocks. Custom hand formed front nerf bar & rear push bar. Tuned Exhaust exits in front of rear wheels in body side molded Rockers 

Interior: Lipstick Red Rolled & Pleated Interior with stewart Warner Gauges New Door panels The Front Seat Has Been Redone new floor mats. Seat Belts.Original 40s Turn Signals 1940 Ford 3/4 Ton pick up Steering Wheel and steering box 

Tires:Hurst cheater Slicks 60s Anson Sprint wheels with knock off hub caps

Mechanical Condition:  Car Runs like brand new .with Rebuilt 1968 Volvo B-30 6 Cylinder with dual Carbs adding up to 170 HP. Plus .Volvo rear end . 4 wheel Disk Brakes with 2 circuts Silicon brake fluid  .Heavy duty Radiator with dual electric fans.

Transmission Manuel 4 Speed  Shifts Smooth 

This 1923 Custom Model T Ford   Is ready for you to attend cruise nights and Car shows all the work is done .Ready to be enjoyed for the new owner

This is an awesome 1923 Model T with the WOW Factor

PLEASE NOTE, THIS 1923 Model A FORD IS FOR SALE LOCALLY, NATIONALLY  I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO CLOSE THE AUCTION AT ANYTIME

BUYERS PLEASE CALL Art Goyette

OR 401-651-9002 (CELL/VOICEMAIL)

EVENINGS & WEEKENDS ANYTIME

We will work with the new owner to be sure that shipping goes Smoothly 

PAYMENT INSTRUCTIONS:

A 10% deposit ($1,000 minimum) must be received within 3 days

Of the close of the auction and the balance within 10 days of the auction.  Extenuating circumstances may warrant us to revise the amount of deposit to protect the interest of the buyer and the seller.  Certified Check, Cashiers Check or Money Order is accepted.  Wire transfer is the  preferred method  of payment