1922
Ford
Model T
Lot # ST0050.1
Reserve?
Reserve
Run Day:
Saturday
Color:
Red
Interior:
Tan
Doors
2
Body Style
Coupe
Vehicle Highlights
- Non Conforming VIN / Replacement VIN Plate
- This Vehicle Does Not Run
- All Fluids Drained for Museum Display Purposes
- Custom Built T-Bucket
- This is a Complete Current Custom Rebuild of a T-Bucket Originally Completed in 1971 with Historical Documentation of Original Build
- The Documentation of the Current Build Includes Complete Picture Documentation, Original Design Sketches and Lay Outs, Receipts Components Info, Etc
- This Current Version Features a 413 CID Engine Built to 426
- BDS Polished Blower Unit with 3" Belt - Polished Pulleys
- Richmond 5 Speed Transmission with Pistol Grip Hurst Shifter
- Independent Fully Chromed Jaguar Rear End with Quick Change Cover
- All Trim is Polished Aluminum, Stainless Steel or Chrome
- Billet Specialties Polished Aluminum Wheels 29x15.5x15 Hoosier Rear Tires
- 10 Spoke Front Wheels with Hoosier 24x7.5x15 Tires
- Stewart Warner Gauges, Billet Door Handles, Custom Wood Dash Molded to Body
- Complete Custom Leather Interior
- Polished Aluminum "Beer Keg" Fuel Tank and Corvette Tail Lights
- Custom Polished Exhaust Headers Exiting Through Custom Running Boards
- Handmade Formed Front and Rear Fenders
- Wilwood Disc Brakes with Polished Calipers Front and Rear
- Weiand Supercharger Polished Intake, Polished Mopar Performance Valve Covers
- 2 Holley Double Pumper Blow Through Supercharger Carbs
- Polished Stainless Fuel Lines with Chrome Fittings
- Chrome Alternator, Fan, Aluminum Radiator
- Braided Stainless Brake Hoses, Polished Chrome Front Drop Axles
- Polished Hairpin Front Suspension Arms-Polished Chrome FRT Leaf Springs
- Chrome Front Shocks, Polished Coil Over Springs on Aguar RR End
- Lakewood Bullet Proof Bellhousing, Polished Aluminum Tilt Steering Column
- After Completion All Fluids were Drained and the Vehicle Prepared for Display and Storage and is in the Same Condition Currently
Custom Built T-Bucket
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1922 Ford
Model T
VIN:
5935872
Auction:
2022 July
Run Day:
Saturday
- Year
- 1922
- Make
- Ford
- Model
- Model T
- Doors
- 2
- Body Color
- Red
- Interior Color
- Tan
- Body Style
- Coupe
Custom Built T-Bucket
Vehicle Highlights
- Non Conforming VIN / Replacement VIN Plate
- This Vehicle Does Not Run
- All Fluids Drained for Museum Display Purposes
- Custom Built T-Bucket
- This is a Complete Current Custom Rebuild of a T-Bucket Originally Completed in 1971 with Historical Documentation of Original Build
- The Documentation of the Current Build Includes Complete Picture Documentation, Original Design Sketches and Lay Outs, Receipts Components Info, Etc
- This Current Version Features a 413 CID Engine Built to 426
- BDS Polished Blower Unit with 3" Belt - Polished Pulleys
- Richmond 5 Speed Transmission with Pistol Grip Hurst Shifter
- Independent Fully Chromed Jaguar Rear End with Quick Change Cover
- All Trim is Polished Aluminum, Stainless Steel or Chrome
- Billet Specialties Polished Aluminum Wheels 29x15.5x15 Hoosier Rear Tires
- 10 Spoke Front Wheels with Hoosier 24x7.5x15 Tires
- Stewart Warner Gauges, Billet Door Handles, Custom Wood Dash Molded to Body
- Complete Custom Leather Interior
- Polished Aluminum "Beer Keg" Fuel Tank and Corvette Tail Lights
- Custom Polished Exhaust Headers Exiting Through Custom Running Boards
- Handmade Formed Front and Rear Fenders
- Wilwood Disc Brakes with Polished Calipers Front and Rear
- Weiand Supercharger Polished Intake, Polished Mopar Performance Valve Covers
- 2 Holley Double Pumper Blow Through Supercharger Carbs
- Polished Stainless Fuel Lines with Chrome Fittings
- Chrome Alternator, Fan, Aluminum Radiator
- Braided Stainless Brake Hoses, Polished Chrome Front Drop Axles
- Polished Hairpin Front Suspension Arms-Polished Chrome FRT Leaf Springs
- Chrome Front Shocks, Polished Coil Over Springs on Aguar RR End
- Lakewood Bullet Proof Bellhousing, Polished Aluminum Tilt Steering Column
- After Completion All Fluids were Drained and the Vehicle Prepared for Display and Storage and is in the Same Condition Currently