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It is race ready. All you need to do is roll is off of your trailer, start it, and go!

This is a track only drag car being sold with no title, on Bill of Sale only. This bad Machine is built on a custom Chrome Molly chassis with a 125' wheelbase. This chassis has a 2015 NHRA certification. It sports a cast iron Chevy engine with 439 Cubic Inches. With Hilborn Stack injection and open headers it makes roughly 885 horsepower. HOLD ON TIGHT! The engine runs on alcohol which makes it a beast at the track. Backing the big block is a Power-Glide transmission with a 4,800 converter, trans brake, and trans cooler. Behind that is a Dana rear end with 4. 56 gears. There's no question this was made to rocket down...

This vehicle is almost 100 years old and is still drivable, truly amazing. Walking around this Model T will set you back to a simpler time through history. Painted in a black paint with 20's styled black wooden and steel wheels, this doctor's coupe has a period correct appearance. The engine is a 4 cylinder that is mated to a 2-speed manual transmission. The mileage is unknown but after almost 100 years, does it really matter? The interior of this '25 features black vinyl bench seating, brown carpeting, and even a wooden steering wheel! If you appreciate Ford history then this example should get you excited and want to jump behind the wheel and cruise. If you are looking for a collection piece or even something to display in parades or around your town, this 1925 Ford Model T...

This black tin Lizzie reminds you of why the Model T has been known as the greatest innovation of the century. It is still regarded as the car that brought us a lot of the things our society has today such as suburbs, the assembly line and a standard 40 hour work week. This 1927 Model T Tudor Sedan sits handsomely on black painted wooden wheels and is quite charming with its running boards and rear mounted spare tire. While there is a hand crank on the front there's no need to throw your back out thanks to an electric starter for ease and convenience. Under the hood is Ford's inline 4 cylinder and is paired to it's manually operated 2 speed planetary...

Step back in time with the 1917 Ford Model T Huckster, a classic embodiment of early 20th-century automotive ingenuity. This remarkable vehicle, with its distinctive black and wood exterior, captures the essence of an era when craftsmanship and functionality were paramount. The Model T Huckster's design is both utilitarian and charming, making it a unique addition to any collection or a standout piece for those who appreciate vintage automobiles. Inside, the black and wood interior complements the exterior's aesthetic, offering a cohesive and authentic vintage experience. The cabin reflects the simplicity and elegance of the period, providing a glimpse into the past with its forward yet appealing design. The wooden accents throughout the interior add a touch of warmth and nostalgia, making every drive feel like a journey through history. Under the hood, the Model T Huckster is powered by a reliable 4-cylinder engine, a testament to Ford's engineering prowess during the early days of the automotive industry. This engine, paired with an 'other' transmission, delivers a driving experience that is both engaging and reminiscent of a bygone era. The mechanical simplicity of this vehicle is part of its charm, offering a hands-on...

This gorgeous 1927 Ford Model T is fresh and ready to enjoy! The 177 cubic inch front-mounted inline four cylinder side valve engine has just completely serviced, oiled, and lubed; and is ready to go! This is a very original Model T that has been well maintained and well serviced through the years. With 1927 being the last year that this car was in production, this is truly a rare gem. The transmission is a planetary gear type that was billed as a 'three speed' it is considered a two speed in todays terms as a two speed because one of the three speeds is reverse. This beauty is Ford Green with black interior and has the sought after...