For Sale: 1923 Ford T Bucket in Manitowoc, Wisconsin for sale in Manitowoc, WI
Vehicle Description All vehicle trades considered including classics and performance.
We can assist with financing and shipping as needed.
Now here is a classic style T-bucket! With a tri-power engine, raked removeable top, vertical steering column, and big tires on wire wheels it really looks the part.
But it is also a nice build that will draw a crowd wherever it goes.
And while it can be a lot of fun, just getting gas in this car can turn into a 30-minute production; everyone wants to hear about it.
Titled as a 1923 Ford, this one is finished in black along with a burgundy top and deck cover and wood panels in back.
The custom chassis has a long 97 wheelbase for a nicer ride.
This build looks great as a roadster, but it becomes more outrageous with the top in place due to its big rake and windshield overhang.
As a classic T-Bucket this one features a single passenger door and long side exhaust pipes (so watch your legs).
Note the side lamps and winged MotoMeter cap too.
The old school wire wheels wear Pirelli 130/90B16 motorcycle tires in front and Mickey Thompson 29x15 Sportsmans in back, all with 2017 date codes.
The drivetrain is a Chevy 350 with a trio of Rochester carburetors on an Offenhauser intake - pretty cool! It has the right sound as well.
The transmission is a TH350 automatic feeding a Ford 9 rear end.
The front suspension uses a traditional dropped tube axle with a transverse leaf spring and four-bar setup, while the rear uses a 4-link with Panhard bar and adjustable coilovers.
Brakes are 4-wheel discs with Wilwoods in back.
The interior is finished in the same burgundy color as the top and features a wooden dashboard and steering wheel.
There are a lot of features you don't often see in these builds including a windshield wiper, horn, cupholder, parking brake, and seat belts.
It also has a GPS speedometer showing 1,100 miles and a full suite of gauges mid-dash.
And of course there is that vertical steering column which is not only a real throwback but also improves foot space and cleans up the engine area.
Note the removeable one-piece top is both sturdy and heavy, but is easy to remove/install with two people.
The trunk area provides a pair of storage compartments along with a power port.
When it comes to hot rods and T-Buckets, no two are alike.
There is a huge variance in features, styles, and build quality.
This '23 hits the sweet spot in all these areas while offering a complete, turn-key package for a fraction of the build cost.
And while these cars are certainly not practical transportation, there is nothing like them on a Saturday night.
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We can assist with financing and shipping as needed.
Now here is a classic style T-bucket! With a tri-power engine, raked removeable top, vertical steering column, and big tires on wire wheels it really looks the part.
But it is also a nice build that will draw a crowd wherever it goes.
And while it can be a lot of fun, just getting gas in this car can turn into a 30-minute production; everyone wants to hear about it.
Titled as a 1923 Ford, this one is finished in black along with a burgundy top and deck cover and wood panels in back.
The custom chassis has a long 97 wheelbase for a nicer ride.
This build looks great as a roadster, but it becomes more outrageous with the top in place due to its big rake and windshield overhang.
As a classic T-Bucket this one features a single passenger door and long side exhaust pipes (so watch your legs).
Note the side lamps and winged MotoMeter cap too.
The old school wire wheels wear Pirelli 130/90B16 motorcycle tires in front and Mickey Thompson 29x15 Sportsmans in back, all with 2017 date codes.
The drivetrain is a Chevy 350 with a trio of Rochester carburetors on an Offenhauser intake - pretty cool! It has the right sound as well.
The transmission is a TH350 automatic feeding a Ford 9 rear end.
The front suspension uses a traditional dropped tube axle with a transverse leaf spring and four-bar setup, while the rear uses a 4-link with Panhard bar and adjustable coilovers.
Brakes are 4-wheel discs with Wilwoods in back.
The interior is finished in the same burgundy color as the top and features a wooden dashboard and steering wheel.
There are a lot of features you don't often see in these builds including a windshield wiper, horn, cupholder, parking brake, and seat belts.
It also has a GPS speedometer showing 1,100 miles and a full suite of gauges mid-dash.
And of course there is that vertical steering column which is not only a real throwback but also improves foot space and cleans up the engine area.
Note the removeable one-piece top is both sturdy and heavy, but is easy to remove/install with two people.
The trunk area provides a pair of storage compartments along with a power port.
When it comes to hot rods and T-Buckets, no two are alike.
There is a huge variance in features, styles, and build quality.
This '23 hits the sweet spot in all these areas while offering a complete, turn-key package for a fraction of the build cost.
And while these cars are certainly not practical transportation, there is nothing like them on a Saturday night.
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