1923 Ford T Bucket on 2040-cars
Kingsland, Georgia, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:Chevy 350
Mileage: 3,000
Make: Ford
Model: Model T
Trim: Hot Rod T Bucket
Options: Leather Seats
Drive Type: RWD
1923 Ford T Bucket. Chevy 350. Twin Edelbrock 650 carbs atop a 6-71 Weiand Blower. Turbo 350 Transmission. Mallory ignition with extra performance chips. Matching Mickey Thompson S/R Radials on Cragar SS wheels front and rear. Wilwood front 4 piston disc brakes. Rear drum brakes on a Granada rear end. Front axle and the rear end are painted gold metal flake. Leather interior which has flames that match the painted body flames. Removable top and wheelie bars(currently off)(Zoomie Headers, currently off) Many spare parts (from an upgrade done last year). Also included is a $200 fitted car cover. Estimated 600 HP @ the rear wheels and the 1200 lb weight = FUN! Select the Buy it Now option and a 2008 Lark 8.5 x 16 enclosed trailer which is fitted to haul this hot rod (3000# winch installed) included. Will provide detailed pics for serious buyer(s). For more info go to: www.bewarethebeagle.com.
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