1923 Ford Model T

400 sbc

3 speed automatic

Clear

This vehicle is titled year 1923 so it can be plated with a historical plate. The body of this t bucket is fiberglass. I'm not sure what size transmission, rearend, or gear ratio is in it. The engine is a 400 sbc from what the previous owner told me. I bought this car last summer and drove it around a few days before putting it up for winter. I don't really wanna get rid of it but due to financial issues I'm gonna have to let it go. I put a new Carter 750 carb on it because the Holley double pumper that came with it gave it too much gas. This car is quick and fun to drive. I don't believe the wheelie bar is functional but I personally haven't tested it out. The interior is very nice with no rips. The carpet is coming up in a couple spots but can easily be glued back down or tucked under the edges. The radio could use an upgrade or maybe just add an amplifier to it. It's not very loud so I never used it. The rearend has posi. It has drum brakes all the way around. The brake pedal needs a spring added to it cuz it doesn't come all the way back up and the brake light stays on sometimes. The engine starts right up every time and runs real smooth. It sounds great with the exhaust that's on it. I was going to lower the seat about 6 inches and maybe add the larger windshield. When sitting in it as is your head is above the windshield. It could use some modifications in my opinion or just drive it as is. I was planning on driving it in the summers and changing things in the winter but the money just isn't there at the moment. Please contact me if you have any questions and I'll answer the best I can. You can buy it now for $10,000 or bid and hope to get a lower price. Reserve is set lower than buy it now price. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. On Mar-29-13 at 07:45:37 PDT, seller added the following information: I am willing to ship this within 600 miles of Ionia, MI for the cost of gas and a little for my time. I can also take payment by cash deposit into my bank account. If you're the winning bidder and have a Chase bank nearby, let me know and you can just make a deposit into my account if that works better for you. It would have to be a cash only deposit.