1923 Ford T Bucket Hot Rod Model T With 1950s Coca Cola Cooler With Trailer

I have up for auction a 1923 t bucket and a 1950s coca cola cooler with a trailer. The bucket was built in 2001 and is titled as a 2001 ASVE (ASSEMBLED VEHICLE). The title is an Ohio title in my name. It has a salvage brand because Michigan does not recognize hand built cars. hats where I got the car from. It was not a salvage or rebuilt car. I have a copy of the Michigan title and a copy of the Michigan BMV law book page stating that if the car was rebuilt it would state on the title that this vehicle was previously rebuilt as a salvage car. It does not state that on the title. Also my title states not actual mileage because it did not come off an assembly line. I asked the lady at the BMV why it says not actual mileage and she told me all hand assembled cars get that. The Michigan title did not state that. Now that crap is explained let me tell you about the car. It was built as a show piece and trailered to shows in Indiana and Kentucky for yrs. Then it sat for yrs in a dry storage facility. The odometer shows 58 miles as seen in the pics. It has a 1987 Ford 302 5. 0 v8 that runs good. I got the car and coke cooler last December as a trade deal. Drove it around my neighborhood once and then stored it. I just put a new Accell coil. attery and dist cap on last week. It has a Ford AOD tranny. All the lights and gauges work as they should. The chrome is in good shape. I have a list of some parts that were used in the build. I also have the paint code. The paint is in nice shape. No paint or fiberglass damage. inor chips in paint. ot bad. I dated the cooler to 1952 on a website called vintage vending. They can be worth good money when restored. It is stamped steel and painted. o decals. There is no refridgeration equipment in it (no guts). It would be great to restore or just use it for parties and fill it with ice. It is included in the sale with the trailer. It was made by Westinghouse. Serial # is on the Westinghouse label. Any questions just ask. There are no returns or refunds and sold as is. A $300 deposit through paypal is required within 48 hours of auctions end. The rest in cash. Thank you and good luck!