Vehicle Description
This 1923 Ford T-Bucket is the fresh build for those who love
performance. After all, it has a speedy look and a 400+ horsepower
V8 to back it all up!
We'll get to the monster motor in just a moment. But first take
some time to appreciate how this T-Bucket has a cool look that
merges old-school and modern. You instantly recognize the style
with the swept-back profile, upright windshield, Model T grille
leading the way. But the slick red has the look of a recent
investment in a modern application. And the fact that there's less
than 1,000 miles on the build tells you how fresh everything is.
Even the wheels and tires are a nice mix of vintage style and new.
The wheels are the classic American Racing Torq Thrust, but these
polished alloys are in a large 18/20 inch size front/rear. And
while the tires have legendary Mickey Thompson name (especially
important for the extra wide rear ones,) they are part of a low
profile line with modern tread.
The black interior has that ideal T-Bucket stylish simplicity. The
tuck and roll pattern of the bench seat matches both the side
panels and the rear deck for a well-coordinated look. The Lokar
floor shifter has the classic extra tall gearstick, and the VDO
gauges have a vintage style. It's all part of the classic
experience. But the upgraded leather-wrapped sports steering wheel
mounted on the tilt column is a worthwhile comfort upgrade that
also gets you in position for some performance driving.
If you're going to be spending all your time behind the wheel
peering into the exposed engine bay, then it better be something as
attention-worthy as this one. This is a tidy and shining package of
pure power. It's a 350 cubic-inch crate V8, which means nice power
right out of the box. Plus, those Edelbrock valve covers are part
of a full Edelbrock upgrade package that includes Edelbrock
Performer aluminum heads, an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor, and
an Edelbrock hi-rise intake. There are also the right supporting
components, like a Mallory electronic ignition and an aluminum
radiator w/electric fan. It's a powerful package with a claimed 410
horsepower total! And those thundering side pipes really announce
this power superiority. The undercarriage photos reveal more of the
best in components, like polished hairpins up front, adjustable
coilovers in the rear, a strong Ford 9-inch rear, and Strange
Engineering front disc brakes.
This is the T-Bucket that delivers classic style, modern flair, and
serious power. So at a price like this, you know you need to hurry
if you want to take it home. Call today!!!