1923 T Roadster on 2040-cars
Brookings, Oregon, United States
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Welcome to the 70's.What we have is a 1923 Track "T" built in early 70's.It has a fiberglass bucket,with all other panels hand crafted aluminum.Powered by SBC 383 STROKER,with turbo 400 trans. with shift kit.Orig nice 40 + year old paint job with some scratches and dings.Orig.custom pin striping.Black vinyl interior and black carpeting in excellent condition.Car also comes with radio/cassette player,its possible I have cassette tapes packed away with my 8 track tapes and lava lamp.This car has a history from southern calif. competing in car shows and drags.All S & W gauges,custom steering wheel,disc, brakes rear only,sanderson headers with mufflers,mallory electronic ign.,elect.fans(pusher & puller),newer style edelbrock 4 barrel carb. with high rise edelbrock manifold,many other upgrades.Tail lights,brakes lights,head lights,turn signals all work great.This track "T" was built right/no short cuts.If you have any Questions please email me before bidding.Buyer has to arrange own shipping.Winning bidder must pay a $500.00 non-refundable deposit at end of auction.
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