California 2013
1927 Ford T-Track
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$3,025 USD | Sold
| Burbank, California
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- 350-cid OHV V-8 engine, three-speed automatic transmission
- Fiberglass body with full bellypan, small-block Chevrolet, pistol grip shifter
- Roll cage, plexi windshield
- Blunt street-rodder nose, rollcage, black-buttoned leather interior
350-cid OHV V-8 engine, three-speed automatic transmission, tubular front axle with transverse semi-elliptic leaf spring and front disc, rear drum hydraulic brakes. Wheelbase: 109-inches
Whether T-Track or Track-T, the genre is the same: a Model T Ford roadster “bucket” on a Ford frame, or one of the owner’s choosing, a turtle deck and a hotted-up engine of popular persuasion. Time was the engine invariably was a flathead Ford; today the usual choice is small-block Chevrolet. The T-Track is so popular and well understood that you can buy a kit and build one.
This T-Track fits the pattern perfectly: a fiberglass body with full bellypan, small-block Chevrolet with four-barrel carb and Hydra-Matic with pistol grip shifter. It has the archetypal blunt street-rodder nose, rollcage, black-buttoned leather interior, AM/FM radio and side pipes. The windshield is plexiglass. This T-Track is mainstream. It’s also sweet.
