1923 Ford Model T

T Bucket Other

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

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Gasoline

Selling my 23 T Bucket because we have too many cars. This is a Total Performance Kit car that was built a few years ago and has probably 2000 miles. Everything on this car is basically new. Body: Fiberglass body with steel grill shell both painted in DP90 black. Interior: Black vinyl seats looks like leather, black Carpet. Grant Steering wheel, chrome steering column, Lokar polished aluminum pedals with rubber pads, White face vintage style gauges, Lokar shifter Frame and Running gear: Boxed jig built frame from Total Performance, dropped tube front axle with hairpins and diskbrakes. Car has cross steering with Vega steering box. Rearend is a 8" Ford that is all new, Strange Axles, Drum Brakes, 3.55 gear with Auburn Limited Slip. The frame and running gear is painted a early 60's GM creme color. The car rides on Wheel Vintiques Smoothie Wheels with Widewhites from Coker tire. The car has a 10 gallon gas tank Engine and Transmission: Engine is new last year. 355 4 bolt main Chevy with Forged Speed Pro Pistons, Scat rotating assembly including crank and rods, Cast Iron Summit Racing 2.02/1.60 Heads with roller tipped rockers, Lunati Bracket Master Cam. Everything is new on this engine from the Chrome pullies, the Chrome Oil Pan to the Edelbrock Carb with maybe 700 miles, The only thing we reused from the old engine is the alternator but that was new when we built the car. Walker Radiator with electric fan. Transmission is a Turbo 350 with a small stahl both from TCI. Clear Indiana Title, Titled as a 1923 Ford. Feel free to ask questions I know I forgot some details. Check out the pictures. This car could be driven anywhere at anytime. Not interested in trades On Apr-15-10 at 07:33:02 PDT, seller added the following information: To answer some questions. Yes the car has a title, it is titled as a 1923 Ford, not a kit or homebuilt. Yes the car has mufflers inside the pipes, I would compare the sound to a Harley with pipes. It sounds good and we have never had any problems with it being to loud. Yes you can make it louder by removing the mufflers inside the pipe.