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1923 Ford T Bucket. 350 4 bolt main, 490 lift Comp cam "Muther Thumper", Comp Cam polished highrise single intake, Holley Street Avenger, Patriot headers and pipes with baffles, 3 core aluminum rad, TH 350 Trans with 3000 stall, Ford 9 inch rear end with 3:73 posi. Completely new chrome Lucky7 front end. Weld wheels. Micket Thompson on rear. Interior new last spring including carpet and marine grade upholstery. This vehicle has competed and won awards in many local shows. The BUYER is responsible for all shipping and/or pick up fees. This has been a great and fun vehicle for me. This vehicle is being sold without a warranty, so please be sure of what you are bidding on. I will be happy to answer any questions. Thanks for looking, and happy bidding.
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