1923 Ford T Bucket Street Rod Hot Rod Rat Rod Old School on 2040-cars
Goodland, Kansas, United States
FOR SALE 1923 FORD T BUCKET ALL FORD
1923 Ford T Bucket / Roadster Old School with 14" pick-up box. Body is fiberglass 2”x3” Frame 289 C4 Ford. 9” Rear End
Walker radiator 1952 Ford steering box 289 Ford Small block engine Edelbrock intake with 600 Holly Stock cam shaft Old school aluminum valve covers Chrome alternator C4 transmission (TCI Converter) Rear coilovers Olds & Caddy air cleaner Speedway chrome headers 15 gal. fuel tank Interior, Red vinyl Seat belts Moon Eyes steering wheel Speedway Motors, Bomber Seats Lokar Radical 32” Shifter Electronic turn signals Gauges ( temp, fuel, speedometer, alternator, oil pressure, volts) 1939 Ford blue-dot taillights Wide White tires Gennie Steel rimes
GRUNDY has this T Bucket insured for $19,000.00 Description of this T Bucket on the title is 2009 Ford kitcar.
Unique, eye-catching ride. Lots of summer fun!!! |
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