1923 Ford Model T Project

Ford Model T 1923 Description

Cool old project with a clean title. 1931 model A frame Z'd and boxed. '32 grill shell. '23 cab and turtle shell trunk. Running 394 Olds Big Block with Offenhauser 6 pack setup. Complete Ron Francis wiring kit. and assorted lights. spoke rims. brake parts. etc. All new suspension parts. lots of powdercoating. This is the car everyone builds out of fiberglass because you cant find original steel anymore. Car is for sale locally. and I reserve the right to remove it from this auction at any time. I can send any type of pictures you want. and I have a video of it starting and running . Call with any questions. (970) 628-4330On Apr-22-15 at 14:36:44 PDT. seller added the following information: This car runs very well. the motor has around 60. 00 miles on it. and it has a brand new aluminum radiator. It is NOT a driver. but it's real close. it was to be a period piece to use as a rolling business card for my shop. it looks like a rat rod. but it was to be finished and painted. It's extremely solid and a much better start than a cheap fiberglass body. Needs the brake lines and hardware installed ( I have a good portion of the brake hardware) wiring harness installed (harness is included in sale) and floor pans. The last thing I did to it was lower it 5 1/2 inches by Z'ing the frame. when I did this. it threw the trunk out of whack in relation to the car as shown in the pics. but it only sits on a finish plate that is easily moved to regain the correct trunk line. This thing is so low it doesn't even have a shadow! If you are shy and do not like attention. this isn't the car for you. On Apr-23-15 at 06:23:51 PDT. seller added the following information:Here is a link to a video walk around of the car. facebook. com/MesaMuscle/videos/vb. 134129793404134/928247410526084/?type=3&theaterThis car started as a touring cab (4 door) that we cut down. This adds about 8 inches to the length of the cab allowing for more leg room and also allows the steering column to be angled down as well. Again. don't hesitate to ask any questions or request photos of any specific areas. Here is a link to the car starting and running before we Z'd the frame and lowered it to where it sits now. facebook. com/darren. wozniak/videos/vb. 100000225018138/872288842788608/?type=3&theater