1923 Ford T-Bucket

Why This Car Is Special

The Ford T-Bucket is always a head turner and the color and sound of this one is more like a neck breaker!

Mechanical

A Ford 289 small block V8 powers this light weight T-Bucket down the road with the help of a 3-speed automatic transmission and a 10-bolt rear end. The engine sounds amazing with headers exiting the side of the car. Wheelie bars keep your front end down and big Mickey Thompson rear tires put every bit of power that V8 can muster right to the pavement. The tires wrap Weld wheels and adjustable coil over shocks not only offer performance but a smoother ride at the turn of a wrench. Ladder bars keep the rear end straight and tight and a tubular drop axle rests in the front.

Interior

The interior is simple but very nicely done with a quick release steering wheel to make entering and exiting the car much easier. Doors on both sides, which not all T-Buckets have, and a comfortable vinyl seat. Ford gauges accent the dash and a B&M shifter not only looks nice, but gives you a good handle on the gear changes. The rear compartment is covered by a panel that matches the interior, covered in beige vinyl as well.

Exterior

The first thing you are going to notice about this T-Bucket is the color. A beautiful Bronze metallic paint has been laid down as slick as can be. The aluminum wheels, big exhaust, wheelie bars and custom hood scoop let everyone know this Ford means business. If you aren't a big fan of the hood scoop, it comes off easily and reveals a chrome air cleaner. Ford steps and the Silver painted Ford on the rear, along with dozens of other fine accents really make this car have major eye appeal.

Conclusion

If you're looking for a sharp and quick T-Bucket that is built right, you are on the right page! This streetrod Ford is priced right and will not last long.

So, please call or text at 734-323-9260 or 727-688-1148.
We also finance! Check out our financiers here at https://www.skywayclassics.com/financiers
In the meantime, check out our Skyway Classics Blogs here at https://www.skywayclassics.com/blog