1928 Ford Hot Rod Model A Pickup Rat Rod Vintage Street Rod on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
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1928 Ford Pickup Hot Rod, built like it was 1960 using period parts and methods. Car is built with all vintage parts, extremely period perfect, 85% old chrome. Car has only been on road since November, under 1,000 miles driven. Cab rebuilt, new wood and panels, channeled 7 inches, unchopped. Bed built from original and handmade parts. 32 grill shell housing brand new aluminum radiator. All needing minor body work for final paint. Interior and firewall are painted purple. Chrome dash panel, Stewart Warner gauge cluster, full set vintage SW gauges, chrome 34 Ford steering, with vacuum tube column, with Moon column drop and NOS Sheller bakelite steering wheel. Cab has sturdy roll bar. Original Model A frame, boxed, with sturdy X member. Chromed front end which includes, 33 Ford axle, spring, 32 Ford wishbones. 42 Ford brakes all around, baking plates chromes. 1960 chromed Oldsmobile master cylinder, stops great. 1942 Ford rear end professionally rebuilt, chromed center section, chromed model A spring, 42 Ford wishbones, with a torque arm. 15" Ford F-1 rims with Cal-Custom Beanie Caps. 1957 Oldsmobile 371, bored to 394, professionally rebuilt with Ross Racing custom forged pistons, full race Isky cam, hardened seats, Chevy valves, J-2 tripower carbs with progressive linkage on an Offenhauser intake, old chromed headers. Runs perfectly, lots of chrome, looks awesome!! Rebuilt 1953 Oldsmobile slant pan hydramatic trans, modified for dragging, Ansen Econo-Shifter. Brand new White and Gold tuck and roll top and tonneau cover, really nice.
$17,500 Buyer pays and arranges all shipping. As Is. NO warranty. Paid in full within 3 business days, PERIOD. Will sell car without Motor for $12,500. You keep trans, I take everything on motor, including exhaust, generator, regulator, fuel block, fan to taurus. Call Daniel with any questions 602-421-4412. Do not email or text. |
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