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1927' Triumph Model T
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NegociablePublicado 28 agosto 2020ID: 4whewC
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hace 4 años, 2 meses
hace 4 años, 2 meses
Information from the owner
Edad: 93 años
Comentarios del vendedor sobre 1927' Triumph Model T
This is a 1927 Model T bodied hot rod. It has a Rover V8 engine, BW65 auto gearbox, and Jag independent rear axle with Powerlok diff. It has all round power disc brakes, independent front suspension and (whitewall) radial tyres, so it is quite easy to drive. It has a It has a thick fibreglass 27T roadster body, with model A fenders and running boards and a model B grille, mounted on a steel chassis. There is a detachable hard top which has been made to look like a canvas soft top. The car was originally built between 1984 and 1987, and was built to a good standard. It has a leather seat which slides, reclines and tips to provide access to the boot. The gauges work, although the speedometer has never been very accurate.
I have owned this car for 19 years and had lots of fun with it, but now the time has come to let someone else enjoy it as I am not using it very much nowadays. Being a Model T roadster, there is not a lot of room inside so if you are 6ft 6", then you are going to struggle!
I have a full written specification of all the components used when it was built, which helps with any maintenance. There are some cracks in the fibreglass, which would not be difficult to fix.
The car is registered as a 1965 Triumph Model T.
As this is a unique vehicle, viewing is recommended. The car can be viewed near Basingstoke, Hampshire.
I have owned this car for 19 years and had lots of fun with it, but now the time has come to let someone else enjoy it as I am not using it very much nowadays. Being a Model T roadster, there is not a lot of room inside so if you are 6ft 6", then you are going to struggle!
I have a full written specification of all the components used when it was built, which helps with any maintenance. There are some cracks in the fibreglass, which would not be difficult to fix.
The car is registered as a 1965 Triumph Model T.
As this is a unique vehicle, viewing is recommended. The car can be viewed near Basingstoke, Hampshire.
