**1929 Ford Model "a" - Rare 4 Dr, Town Sedan / Briggs Body / on 2040-cars
Port Orange, Florida, United States
CHECK OUT MY EBAY RECORD & BID ONLY IF YOU HAVE THE FUNDS , HERES A COOL "UN-RESTORED" MODEL A , 4 DR. TOWN SEDAN , RUNS - DRIVES & STOPS LIKE A MODEL A SHOULD . ITS NOT A "SHOW CAR" !!!! BUT ITS NOT $20K EITHER !! WE DRIVE THIS CLASSIC 2-3 TIMES A WEEK , GOING ON RIDES OR LOCAL CAR SHOWS . ITS HAS ITS BRUSES , BUT THATS WHAT MAKES THIS CAR , NOT A SHOW QUEEN ! HOP IN & LETS GO !! ALL LIGHTS - HORN - AMP. GAUGE & WINDOWS WORK FINE , HAS UP-DATED (SEAL BEAM) HEADLIGHTS , I'VE INSTALLED THESE "NEW" PARTS IN THE LAST 4 MONTHS .... LEAKLESS WATER PUMP - LEAKLESS GAS SHUT OFF VALVE - COMPLETE TUNE-UP - NEW EXHAUST MANIFOLD GASKETS - "BIG AMP" BATTERY CABLES - CHANGED ALL FLUIDS IN DRIVE TRAIN - GAS GAUGE NEEDS NEW FLOAT ( I USE A STICK ) & SPEEDO DOESN'T WORK . I'VE BEEN TOLD I'M THE 3 RD. OWNER . PAST OWNER GOT IT FROM THE COUPLE THAT HAD IT 70 YEARS . SHE SAID AT ONE TIME SHE THOUGHT THE MOTOR WAS CHANGED , WHICH I WAS TOLD WAS COMMON BACK THEN . THIS WAS NO BIG DEAL TO ME . THE MOTOR RUNS GREAT , DRIVES GOOD , 2nd. GEAR MAKES ALITTLE NOISE , BUT 1st - 3rd. & REVERSE Sound OK . THE INTERIOR HAS BEED -COMPLETELY- REDONE & LOOKS GREAT , MAYBE A INTERIOR KIT FROM "SNYDERS MODEL A PARTS" IN OHIO ? TIRES ARN'T NEW , BUT ARE GOOD SHAPE FOR LOCAL DRIVING & NOT A ISSUE . REMEMBER..... ITS NOT RESTORED , NOT A SHOW CAR ,, BUT A NICE DEPENDABLE DAILY DRIVER . CLEAR FL. TITLE & INSURED IN -MY- NAME . THIS CAR IS FOR SALE LOCALLY & I HAVE THE RIGHT TO STOP AUCTION EARLY . PAID IN FULL WITHIN 7 DAYS AFTER AUCTION BY : BANK WIRE - BANK CHECK - CASH ! I'M NOT A EXPERT ON THESE CARS & ALL REPAIRS WERE DONE BY MY MECHANIC , FOR QUESTIONS CALL ME @ 386-871-9559 / NO TEXT / I'LL TRY TO ANSWER THEN AS BEST AS I CAN On Dec-29-13 at 14:24:20 PST, seller added the following information: SORRY GUYS..... YOUR BIDDING ON "MY CAR" , NOT MY BEAUTIFUL WIFE !!!! |
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