1922 Ford * Model T * Custom * Hot Rod * T Bucket * Rat Rod * Roadster on 2040-cars
Salem, Illinois, United States
Body Type:Roadster
Engine:Big Block Ford 351 Cleveland
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1922
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Model T
Trim: Roadster
Drive Type: 351 cleveland FMX Trans
Mileage: 500
Exterior Color: Black Cherry
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1922 Ford Model T Roadster.. this car is a recent build and used the best of the best parts... starting at the front it has a tube straight axle with disc brakes. Pete and Jakes steering and shocks. Chrome hair pins and chrome steering components are in great shape..Moving on the engines its not the normal SBC its a fresh 351 Cleveland Big Block FORD...!!! TONS of work has been done to it including some vintage speed parts like a dual carb tunnel ram with 2 holleys.... then topped off with a double barrel air cleaner setup.. has a set of Sanders chrome lake pipes on it. a lot of polishing and chrome on the front half of this car..!! The body is a original fiberglass from back in the day. With a black cherry paint that is great looking also.. the interior is all black pleated to keep with the old school look. custom seat, side panels, and rear bed cover are in great shape no rips or scuffs.. it has a tilt column with a vega box for steering. rear axle is a 9in ford that's loaded with a locker and 3:57 gear.. which is great for cruising down the highway..!!! it has all new headlights and taillights with working turn signals and flashers.. the chassis on this car is a double round tube style.. definitely a style from back in the day.. no cracks or hacked up welds will be found on it.. the tires are new with the rest of the build.. they are the best around the classic Mickey Thompson sportmans radial in a 29x18.50x15..!!! the rear suspension is a quarter elliptical setup and rides great.. but if you want that true hotrod look it also has air shocks!!! the fuel cell and battery are located in the bed and are painted to match the body... the chassis, body, f and r axle, grille, engine block are all painted the black cherry color... this car runs and drives great down the highway perfect.. I know im missing stuff but feel free to call for more info and I do have a more pics and video clips of it.. call 618-315-7819 thanks for looking and great bidding
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