1921 Ford T-Bucket

Weighing in @ only 1275 lbs, the power to weight ratio is amazing! While it has not been tested this way in years, who would want to? The magazine article goes on to say she posts a 13.7-second qtr mile run @ 96 mph and that's without Nitrous! That's impressive but what I found nice was the street-ability! One Sweet GRIN Package! Enough, Spudman likes it, now onto the facts!

Power is created with a stout 72 Ford 2000cc SOHC 4 Banger fitted with Dual 40 DCOE Webbers, K & N Air Filters, Jet Hot Coated Header with Rear Exit Exhaust, Hidden Nitrous Injection and tons of tasteful Chrome! Sliding thru the gears is easy with a custom fit Volvo M40 4-Speed Manual Transmission spinning the short shaft into a Courier 411 Differential! All neatly resting in a "Specialty Cars" 4 x 2 rigid box frame. The front suspension consists of a chrome dropped tube axle, 4 Bar w/ Buggy Spring, 54 Chevy Spindles and Armstrong Lever Shocks! Out back resides a traditional 4 Bar with Coil-Over Shocks! Steering is a reversed Corvair. Need to STOP? Front brakes are VW Disc with Super Bell Adapters while the rears are standard Courier Drums. Finally the rolling stock is complete with REAL Tru-Spoke Chrome Wire Wheels with front 145SR/14 and rear 295/50 R15 radial rubber!  BUILT TIGHT!!

Creature Comforts? Ha, NONE, who needs em, Oops I forgot, it does have a crackly 70's era Kraco Radio with Cassette!! The mid 70's production fiberglass body still carries it's original owners finish with subtle added Tan "Rat Fink" style striping! Slick and Incredibly preserved! Yep, the Tan pleated "Naugahyde" (70's Vinyl) is also the original! Don't miss the sub-page of interior photos of the Oval Windowed Sun Shade!! Ok DONE!

In closing, this is a fair weather toy that speaks for itself!! An affordable late 70's Street Rod that is a Blast to Drive! Sugar Shack Baby!! Well Preserved, this is a nice and refreshingly unusual T-Bucket that will get plenty of Thumbs Up!! Let the 3 Web Pages of highly detailed photos tell the rest of the tale, Paul Harvey, Good Day! EASY FINANCING GOOD LUCK!!!! 

Known Items: Titled as a 1921 FORD Model T. Completed in 1978, the current owner purchased her in California in 1985 from the original builder. This car has been part of their family for an amazing 21 years!! Needs nothing but to be enjoyed!! Now as I always say, Not Perfect and Not New but who would want this one any other way??