This 1923 Ford T-Bucket Hot Rod is pure old-school hot-rodding:
lightweight, open-air, lots of chrome and brass, huge rear
tires-and a Blueprint 383ci Stroker V8 sitting right out front
where everyone can see it!
Backing the 383 is a 350 automatic transmission, making this a hot
rod that's easy to cruise while still delivering the sound, torque
and attitude you expect from a serious T-Bucket.
Mickey Thompson Billet Wheels and Sportsman Tires, Brass Radiator,
B&M Twin air cleaner, Chrome alternator, Stainless radiator
overflow tank, Chrome water pump, Billet Transmission stick
MSD ignition, distributor and wires; Billet throttle block, Chrome
radiator cap
Front and Rear Disc brakes, 10" rear end with coil overs, Racetech
Gauges for volt, fuel, rpm, speedo, oil pressure and
temperature.
Goofy Step Plate, Vintage brass era coach/tail lights, turn
signals, chrome headlights with billet stands and swing out
windshield and beautiful ostrich-look interior and top.
The T-Bucket is one of the foundational designs of American
hot-rodding. Take the tiny body of an early Ford Model T, expose
the engine and suspension, put massive rubber out back and add as
much horsepower as you dare.
This one follows that formula beautifully.
This vehicle is located at Atomic Motors Classic in Henderson, NV
just 20 mins from the fabulous Las Vegas Strip. Come down and see
us or call 702-826-3811 ext 2. Additional pictures and videos can
be found on our site at www.atomicmotors.net
It is the responsibility of the buyer to either inspect the vehicle
personally or via a 3rd party, to ensure satisfaction as to the
condition and value, prior to purchase.
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