1923 Ford T Bucket Street Rod
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- 1923 Ford T-Bucket
There are a lot of different street rod types out there but none of them exude the feeling of raw power quite like a T-Bucket. Something about sitting just a few inches behind an exposed rumbling motor really gets your heart pumping. This 1923 Ford T-Bucket was very nicely done and has a unique history. The car was actually constructed through the auto shop class of a Bay City ISD high school under the watchful eye of the teacher/car builder. Hearing it was put together by students may initially raise some concern but when you stop to think about it you really have more assurance of it being done right. Being a teaching opportunity every step was closely monitored for mistakes. They weren't just throwing an car together from a mix of parts like some build teams but were diligently working in a detailed manner through every step to not only complete it perfectly but learn the correct process along the way. The T-Bucket body was ordered through speedway motors and has that classic nostalgic T-Bucket look. It was painted in a 2 stage Viper Blue that really pops out in the sunlight. This combined with all of the chrome on the engine and front end makes for a really clean look. Chrome ET wheels are found on all four corners with fatter and taller tires in the back for the ultimate hot rod feel.
Powering the car is a 350 crate motor purchased through Jegs. It is fitted with a ton of chrome throughout making it perfect for car shows. Highly polished out side pipes run the length of each side and give it an awesome sound. Other drivetrain components include the Edelbrock 650 cfm carb, 100 amp alternator, Chevrolet valve covers, Edelbrock manifold, Moroso blue spark plug wires, chrome pulleys, Chevrolet embossed wing nut valve cover bolts, a Walker 4 core radiator and a 10.5 gallon fuel tank. The motor is backed up by a B&M 350 turbo automatic transmission that transfers power back to the Ford 9" painted to match rear end. Wilwood disc brakes were installed on all four corners and stop the car with ease. All of the front suspension components are nicely chromed including the leaf springs and 4 inch drop straight axle.
The interior is complete in pleated Black leather and utilizes a bench seat with matching black seat belts. The dash is painted Blue but topped with a dark woodgrain bezel that looks really nice. This houses the Classic Instruments Silver All American series gauges as well as the headlight knob. A polished Flaming River tilt column sits in front of the driver and is topped with a Grant GT steering wheel. To the floor you will find the Lokar shifter and emergency brake handle.
This car is sure to turn heads and get attention wherever it goes. It shows well and runs even better so come take it for a test drive today!
Check it out at
Classical Gas Enterprises
(682) 429-1010
www.classicalgasmotors.com
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Very simple , cute and sweet . Would love to have it , bet it's fun . Thanks for sharing . Be safe .
Nice 23 Model T! Great build! I’m currently building a 27 Model T roadster pickup street Rod. I’m so looking forward to getting it out and driving it next summer.
Simple 23 how much
What gears are in rear end and what motor is in it
This one was sold a while back and I can't remember what gears it had. I do know it had a 350 motor and Ford 9 inch rear.
How much for the t bucket is there a price
I apologize but this one has been sold.
What's asking price what gears are in rear end and what size motor you got and is it fiberglass or metal
I apologize Rick but this one has been sold
What you asking price and what's the gears in the rear end
I apologize Rick but this one has actually be sold
My compliments to the students that built this.
Nice job fellas,...what do ya say to building another one?!
Isn't that cool! We were really excited to list this one because you don't hear about many auto shop classes in school anymore especially where they have an opportunity to build a hot rod. I am not sure if this program is still going but I sure hope so!
I always wanted a street rod, but now I want one with an electric motor instead of gas and then put a copy of a gas engine over the electric motor and then in the pipes put more batteries inside (so the space isn't wasted) and then like the Disney Character the Nutty Professor put a machine inside so that when I step on the gas pedal it will make the sound like a gas engine
a clean classic bucket.
How much?
This car has been sold. Thanks for the interest. We have a few other T Buckets up for sale that you can check out on our channel or at www.classicalgasmotors.com
wow thats a nice car
Yeah they did a good job. What is really cool is that this car was built by highschool kids in an auto shop class.
windshield wipers on a roadster. REALLY? You drive this car in the rain?
One of the best photos I ever took was on a car cruise where we drove from Texas to Nebraska. 100s of cool custom cars lining the highways and in every other state another big group would join up. The picture is of a friend in his 1932 Hiboy Roadster in the pouring down rain. He is huddled over the steering wheel with goggles and a leather bomber helmet completely soaked. So yes.....sometimes these cars get driven in the rain. Oh and some states require windshield wipers.
It's legal??
This one has been sold but yes it is street legal.
ClassicalGasMotors ok merci!😅
If you do a video with a car for sale always state the price .I for one never bought hot rods .stock cars or parts or anything that did nt have a price, no matter how bad i wanted the item .Wouldnt even inquire .The person always wanted more than it was worth .
Must be free, no price!
This one was actually sold about a year ago. You can see all of the inventory we currently have available on our website at www.classicalgasmotors.com. All of our vehicles are also easily found on all the other classified sites out there.