1923 Track "t" Roadster, T Bucket on 2040-cars
Concord, California, United States
Body Type:T roadster
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:153 CI Chevy II
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 0
Make: Ford
Model: Model T
Trim: , T Bucket
Drive Type: 4 Speed
This is a 1923 Track "T" Roadster (T Bucket). This car was built in the late 60's. The body is fiberglass, turtle deck trunk lid has 49' Ford hinges and an early lockable VW handle. DP80 Gray primer, mirror image red and white pin striping done by the World Famous artist Lyle Fisk. Bench seat is covered with a Mexican serape blanket material. grey carpets, sprint car style steering wheel, lime works turn signal, taneau cover, aluminum dash board with early style Stewart Warner gauges. It's also equipped with an early quick change rear end, new battery and battery quick disconnect,aluminum firewall, 6" dropped Bell front axle, split wishbones in front and rear '41 Chevy tail lights with blue dots, '40 Ford brakes, 153 cubic inch Chevy 4 cylinder (early Nova), with a mild hop up, aluminum racing dress ups. The carburetor is a two barrel Holly, Riley type valve cover, side header wrapped in heat tape, 4 speed T-10, lower windshield frame, "T" side mirrors, big and little tires and wheels, apple green solid wheels (early style Ford 5 wide bolt pattern), Ford hubcaps, front leaf spring, rear coil over shocks, front sway bar, rear panard bar. This is one of many vehicles we have inherited and are trying to liquidating from the estate. All the info listed was taken from the original ad that we found with the car. I have driven this vehicle once for a very short drive in our neighborhood but I will answer all questions honestly and to the best of my ability. The two problems I found with it while driving were, the brakes are pretty spongy and it would pop out of second if I went over a bump. I am not sure if this is due to linkage adjustment, the shifter being close to the seat or something else.
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