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Vinyl InteriorGateway Classic Cars in Scottsdale, Arizona takes great pride in offering this 1923 Fort T-Bucket Roadster for sale in our showroom. Ford Model-T Two-seater Roadsters which had a bucket shaped body were used as the base for the T-Bucket, a hot-rodder which was created and named by Norm Grabowski. Grabowski was instrumental in the popularity of the T-Bucket by redesigning the car for a character to drive in the TV program 77 Sunset Strip, which ran from 1958 - 1964. This T-Bucket is sporting a blue paint job with a black vinyl interior. The 383 Stroker motor with its exposed headers is hiding from nobody as it is the most prominent part of this hot rod. The Turbo 350 transmission sends the power to the over-sized rear wheels through an 8-inch Ford rear end. The entire drive-train has only 100 miles since its rebuild and is more than ready for the street. The electrical system has been completely replaced from the wiring harness to the fuse block to the ignition switch to the aluminum billet battery tray and cables. The fuel system is brand-new including a new fuel cell, sending unit, new fuel lines all the way down to the fuel gauge. A new auto transmission cooler with new lines, tubes, fittings and adapters has been added to assist the Turbo 350 in its mission to help the horses get to the rear alloy wheels. Act now before this T Bucket is gone. This road-ready 1923 Ford T-Bucket is for sale and can be seen now at the Scottsdale, Arizona Showroom of Gateway Classic Cars. For additional information or to set up an appointment to make this classic hot rod yours, call Gateway Classic Cars in Scottsdale at (623) 900-4884 or email us at .
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