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1928-9 Model A Roadster With Clean Title Hot Rod Rat Coupe Banger Flathead Body on 2040-cars
Year:1928
Mileage:999999
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Great project vehicle, Includes new Brookville quarter panels and has new rear subrails, new drivers outer door skin,
A NEW COMPLETE PASSENGER DOOR IS ON IT'S WAY FROM SNYDERS ANTIQUE AUTO AND IS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE! Also includes a headlight bar with stainless lights(used), windshield frame, grill shell(rusty original) Trunk lid, has some bondo in the outer skin but is overall pretty nice. Has a clean Idaho assigned title as a model a roadster. Comes with a solid original frame, no stress cracks in either cross member(hard to find one in this good of shape) WHEELS AND TIRES ARE NOT INCLUDED, I will include a set of rollers but will guarantee nothing but that they are round. I can deliver to the Portland swap meet in April if that helps. When the door gets here this week I am going to put it into etching primer/sealer to protect the metal. |
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