1923 Ford Roadster T Bucket, Hot Rod, Street Rod, Traditional, Flames, Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Forest Hill, Maryland, United States
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1923 Ford T Roadster Hot Rod. Very fun and gets a lot of attention wherever the car goes. Vintage Fiberglass body painted Black with Flames and hand pinstriped. Titled as a 1923 Ford Roadster. Engine is a 327 Chevy with Tunnel Ram, vintage cal custom valve covers, turbo 350 trans and narrowed early chevy 10 bolt rear. All Chrome front end is suicide style with a Model A ford drilled axle, chrome spring, custom hairpins, Super Bell Steering arms, Wilwood disc brakes & genuine 15”x4.5” Halibrand wheels. Rear end has custom radius rods with coil over shocks. Rear wheels are vintage 15”x14” Ansen Sprints. Total Performance interior & Stewart Warner gauges. Painless wiring harness. Lokar Cables. Car has a good mix of vintage and new parts that give it a classic Hot Rod look. Best T Bucket on Ebay! Built with quality name parts you won’t find on others if you look close. Car has been featured on T-Shirts and Car Show Flyers. I’ll throw in a T-Shirt with the Cuda’ and Mustang to the winning Bidder. Father & son built, car has been well cared for and not abused, now it’s time for someone else to enjoy it and give it a good home. Thanks for Looking!
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