1923 Model T Bucket Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Groveland, California, United States
For Sale - 1923 Model T Bucket Hot Rod. I bought this car about 5 years ago and
haven't had any problems. It's a very
good driver and starts every time. It
doesn't over heat and it doesn't burn any oil.
It comes with a clear 2014 title. I do not know when it was built. The
engine is a 350 chevy. Trans is 350 Turbo and I put in a B&M shift kit last
year. I also installed a new battery a few months ago. I replaced the alternator with a chrome high
amp one and replaced the starter with a high torque starter. It came with a new
soft top when I bought it. It has large
chevy disk brakes front and rear. All wheels are chrome and tires are 215/55R15
in the front and 29/ 15.50LT in the rear. It has less then 100 miles since I
did a good tune up and oil change. Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping. Payment will be PayPal or cash only. |
Ford Model T for Sale
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