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#9002200
$788.99
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1923 Model T, 52.00" Overall Length, 45.00" Body Width
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| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 9002200 |
| Brand | Speedway Motors |
| Material Type | Fiberglass |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Length | 52.00" |
| Body Width | 45.00" |
| Body Height | 24.00" |
| Firewall Width | 26.50" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
4.9
10 Reviews
Customers highly recommend the product for its quality and value for money, emphasizing its superior features such as the A1 top-notch fiberglass quality and excellent mold preparation. Users have particularly noted the well-defined body dimensions and the minimal prep required before use. They acknowledge that its practicality and usability allowed them to apply it to various projects, from custom frames to stage props, reporting great fit and satisfaction. Despite minor quality issues in some parts, the high material quality, and strength across most areas were praised. The product outperforms competitors, with users commenting on its superior quality and manufacturing techniques.
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I would buy my needed parts for speedway motors
5.0
2 years ago
Hawkeye
Eureka Montana
Verified
Speedway part are very accurate and quality built!!
Would Recommend
I would recommend this product
5.0
4 years ago
Bret Maverick
Layton, Utah
Verified
This body will be used initially as a prop for a stage play "Grease" later I my build it into a low fender less street rod on a budget.
Would Recommend
If I ever build a 2nd t bucket I will use Speedways body
5.0
5 years ago
Dave G in Gansevoort
Upstate New York
Verified
I am building a project car based on lots of oddball collected parts. Custom built chassis and suspension. I have had a weak spot for t buckets since I was a kid. So at 66 I am finally building one. The only thing is I never realized how small the actual body dimensions are. Now I'm struggling to get my size 9 8-E width feet to fit down there. Short and wide feet to match a short and wide car
Would Recommend
Great product
5.0
6 years ago
Mudlife
Martinsville IN
Verified
Fit great on my custom frame. Very happy.
Would Recommend
Pleasantly surprised
5.0
9 years ago
Koz
Deer Lake Pa.
Verified
This is the first time I've used a Speedway body and I was pleasantly surprised to see that the body came nice and straight and very little of the normal parting lines along with near nonexistant pinholing. The mold prep was very nice which resulted in the parting lines being nicely on plane. A very good body, at any price point. It will take minimal prep to be ready for finish. I will definitely use more!
Would Recommend
Great! Especially for the price!
5.0
10 years ago
Seth
Concord NH
Verified
Using this body to turn a 1958 Austin FX3 London taxi into a t bucket truck. Body is very well made and does not need wood bracing. Exactly what I was looking for!
Would Recommend
This is a great product.
5.0
11 years ago
Racer Z
Battle Ground, WA
Verified
The fiberglass job on it is A1, top notch work and already in primer Sweet.
Would Recommend
Good quality and value for the money
4.0
12 years ago
Opus1
Garland, TX, USA
Verified
Slight blemishes in the gel coat at mold parting lines. Good quality for a chopper gun layup with the excessive resin that goes with this particular production technique. Adequate thickness for strength everywhere except firewall and the dash if you want to hang the steering column from the dash, but those are both easily reinforced as explained in the kit construction manual.
Would Recommend
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5.0
12 years ago
Hotrod366
Undisclosed
Verified
Good price, very good quality part. I have used other bodies and none are as nice as the Speedway body.
Would Recommend
1923 T bucket roadster.
5.0
12 years ago
joy55
Round rock Texas.
Verified
a 19 23 Ford T bucket roadster, and frame kit, it will get her very will, I have a 8 inch rear in, I will be using a 302 engine and a c4 automatic transmission,
Would Recommend
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13 Questions • 15 Answers
Is there a floor or do I need to make one or order one
by Will
• 9 years ago
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Do I have to cut the firewall to clear the transmission? it will be unchanneled.or do I just have to renforce the firewall and put a flat floor in it?
by Fr8thlr
• 9 years ago
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Does this come with an MSO?
by James
• 9 years ago
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Can this body be used on a original model t frame?
by scott
• 10 years ago
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What's the frame size outside to outside ?
by John
• 11 years ago
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I am curious if you guys offer an extended length body for the T bucket? I have seen some that are 5" longer. Thanks
by Ryan
• 11 years ago
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I am 6 ft tall, and i weigh 300 lbs. I am thinking of building your basic 23T will this be car i can fit into? If not what are some other products you have that would be better suited for a large man such as myself?
by Jim
• 11 years ago
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How thick are these bodies and do they need reinforced on the sides and back for support?
by TJBo
• 13 years ago
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Is it Made in a 1 piece mold or is it made in 5 seperate molds then put together?
by O.B.
• 14 years ago
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what does it take to put a floor in one of these buckets? can I do it in my garage?
by Curtis
• 14 years ago
2 answers
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