1927 Ford Model T Tudor Sedan Hot Rod..rat Rod..chopped..channeled.. on 2040-cars
Alton, Illinois, United States
Body Type:tudor sedan
Engine:292 6 cyl
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 111,111
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 6
Model: Model T
Trim: bare
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Warranty: no warranty
Hot rod..Rat rod style 27 tudor sedan..chopped 6in. and channeled over a nice solidly constructed square tube frame..Z'd front and rear....tapered with lightening holes up front...suicide style front suspension with new pete & jakes super bell 4" dropped I-beam axle....posies super slide transverse spring...split wishbones and 40 ford juice brakes...(all rebuilt)...Ford/Lincoln 9" rear with new brakes....dirt track style coil overs...split 40 wishbones and panhard bar.....Engine is a 292 cu.in. 6cyl...and 3 speed manual trans from a big chevy dumptruck...dual master cyl under floor with the clutch being operated by a hand lever to the left of the driver and shifter on floor to the right...new reversed corvair style box through the cowl...hooked to a cut down column and red metal flake steering wheel w/ quick release hub....Interior is bare minimum with only oil and water gauges...steel floor....aluminum interior panels and two fiberglass school chairs.....Model T style fuel tank (approx 8 gal) and battery mounted at very rear of car....Headlights (hi/low) tail/brake lights and license light....no turn signals...Car rolls on new reproduction 40 ford 16" steelies and firestone 6.00 and 7.50 bias-ply rubber from coker...car has been driven all over and daily during spring and summer months....car is currently registered and insured...comes with clean..clear...1927 ford model t title....Any ? or concerns...contact seller @ 618-540-1788...more pics available..... mileage unknown.....cash upon pickup or buyer arrange delivery/pickup.... No Warranty expressed or given....
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