1927 Ford Model T Sedan Streetrod on 2040-cars
Concordia, Kansas, United States
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This car was completed in the early 80s and has been garage kept. This car was built by the seller. The car has been featured in many shows and has won several awards. This is an older street rod that has not been driven much.
The car has a steel body with fiber glass fenders. The engine is a 327 with Power Glide transmission and Walker radiator. The vehicle has a rack and pinion steering, manual drum brakes, leaf spring front suspension and coil spring rear suspension, custom interior with Stewart Warner gauges, and Truspoke wire wheels with new tires. The car is in good condition but needs a new front transmission seal, king pins, AC needs work, and one wheel cylinder is leaking. Buyer is responsible for pick up or delivery fee for vehicle. If payed in cash, balance is due upon pick up. A bank wire is preferred over Paypal, but if buyer prefers Paypal, we need to speak about that option. Please ask any and all questions ahead of time; I do not have the ability to deliver, sorry. I have a clean title in my name matching the engine number. Thanks for looking! |
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