1928 Ford Model A....loaded With 24k Gold on 2040-cars
Wake Forest, North Carolina, United States
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***ATTENTION*** Beautiful 1928 Ford, Model A Leatherback 4-door Sedan. This car has been in five car shows taking 1st place in each one and in 2013 was given the People's Choice Award at the Classics At The Capitol car show in Raleigh, NC. This car is loaded in 24K Gold bumper to bumper.....inside and out. 24K Gold Design is what makes this a one of a kind. The most talked about and sought after Model A in the world. In addition the dash and garnish molding is designed in a beautiful Burl Wood Grain. Car has original 4-cyl, 40 hp motor with 3-speed sliding gear transmission, original 6-volt system and factory mechanical brakes. Wheels are 21"+4.50 with wide white walls and gold plated Patriotic Eagles. Interior is brown with brown seas, brown door panels and brown carpet. This car has less than 100 miles on it since restoration in 2012 and has been garage kept with AC and Heat. A Rare Find!
Can be seen at Southern Classic Cars, 417 South Brooks Street, Wake Forest, NC 27587......Call Charlie at 919-607-5827 or 919-570-0091 during business hours and Charlie at 919-607-5827 after hours. We are a Classic Car Dealership with over 60 cars/trucks to choose from at our Indoor Showroom, specializing in cars/trucks from the 1920's through the 1980's. Shop is open Tuesday - Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Open after hours by appointment only! BUY.....SELL.....CONSIGN......CLASSIC CARS. |
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