This 1927 Ford Model T Roadster has the classic style you love and a terrific level of color coordination. And this low-mileage build also has nice driver-ready upgrades, including four-wheel disc brakes.

The T-buckets are iconic for being hot rods, and so this one makes a nice statement with a deep black attitude. And with so few miles on this build, the finish retains a nice gloss to show off the smooth fiberglass body. There's a nice lower look to the whole roadster with the low grille and cut windshield. And while you have the classic T-bucket staggered wheel setup, the modern sizes (16/18-inch front/rear) and low-profile tires give it a more modern stance. There are also some thoughtful details, like the upgraded headlights with a turn signal integrated into the bottom and step plates for both sides. It's this mix of mean looks, considerate features, and solid driver upgrades that makes this one distinctly attractive.

The interior has a cool sense of minimal style with a nice black that goes with the exterior. You have attractive features like the diamond-stick seat, matching door panels, and a smooth dash. There are also nice driver-ready upgrades, like the Lokar shifter, ... Please ask for the full description.