1927 Ford Model T Coupe Street Rod on 2040-cars
Barneveld, New York, United States
Estate Sale 1927 Ford "Tall T" Coupe Street Rod Original solid steel body (serial # 14761568) w/ uncut firewall, reinforced fiberglass fenders. Louvered hood and side panels are included but not shown in pictures. Total Performance chassis (serial#TP2627T107) Super Bell 4" dropped tube axle w/ disc brakes, reversed Corvair steering box Rear axle is 8" Ford 3:50, 180# Aldan coilovers. Like new 70 series Michelin tires on Chrome wheels and centercaps. Buick 231 V6 w/ turbo 350 transmission w/shift kit. This car runs and drives but needs to be checked over to be considered roadworthy. Stainless steel exhaust, and 18 gal Mirax aluminum fuel tank. Holley 12v fuel pump. Gray / Black tweed interior w/ bench seat. EXCELLENT headroom. VDO gauges. Excellent window glass and chrome Original paint and pinstriping is only in fair condition. Please see pictures. Excellent electrics, wiring are fully doumented w/ no surprises Last NSRA meet passed 23 safety inspections Original build on this car is 1984 and has been driven and maintained to 2009. It has been garaged since 2009 with no maintenance or special care. I am representing this car as a complete running street rod in need of restoration to your standards. Unbelievable documentation! build sheets, complete cost sheets, and part numbers and original builder contact numbers go with car and will make this a fairly straight forward easy restoration. Please call me at (315) 939-4530 with any questions before bidding. I will answer them as honestly as i can as this was my brothers car. Thanks for looking. This car is located 15 miles north of Utica NY Personal or 3rd party inspections welcome. |
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