1923 Ford Speedster, Track T, Hot Rod, Vintage Race Car on 2040-cars
Yerington, Nevada, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:4 cylinder
Drive Type: Model T
Make: Ford
Mileage: 0
Model: Model T
Trim: Speedster, Track T, Hot Rod, Vintage Race Car
!923 Custom Ford Speedster, Motor consists of 1923 Model T block with Snyder's high compression pistons and Model T rods drilled for dippers, and a Model A carb. Transmission is a 1926-27 Model T, rear differential is a 1926-27 Model T. Brakes are only in the rear and are 1940 Ford hydraulic. Wheels are 1921 Model A truck rims. The frame is a stock 1926-27 Model T. The body is comprised of the following: 1923 T Roadster cab, hood tops are 1928 Graham Page with custom hood sides, grill shell is 1929 Overland six, rear fenders are N.O.S. Arial motorcycle. Front fenders are 1934 Ford tire covers, windshield is shortened, narrowed, chopped, and channeled 1927-28 Model T. Trunk cover is hand formed, cowel is a 1928 Model A, seat has been modified from a 1906 Buick-shortened and narrowed. It has an original Model T steering wheel, gas tank is a 1926-27 with a shut off, headlights are 1928-29 Model A. This car is one of the cars we have inherited and the information above is taken directly from this listing that it was originally purchased from. It has been stored in a large shop with many other cars in Nevada. It was one of the cars he drove to and from town and was in many of the local car shows. I have to say it is one of the nicest cars he owned and the craftsmanship on this car is unbelievable. The pictures don't do it justice! I just started and drove it this weekend and was pleased with the drivability of this car. This could be used as a parade car, show car, or race it! It would be great perfect to run in the great race in! Please ask any questions before submitting an offer and I will do my best to answer it, I am making a good faith effort to describe the vehicle to the best of my knowledge.
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