1928 Ford Model A Phaeton! Restored! Estate Sale! on 2040-cars
Cartersville, Georgia, United States
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1928 Ford Model A Phaeton! Fully Restored from an Estate Sale!
I am listing this Model A for a friend. Here is a 1928 Model A Phaeton, fully restored, all steel Georgia car. It was recently purchased from an estate sale. The car has new paint, upholstery, top, chrome, rebuilt drivetrain. There is a set of side curtains in the trunk. The car has been in indoor storage for a number of years and has never been offered for sale. It starts right up, runs smoothly and drives very tight. We took it out a few weeks ago to the local "Cruise In" with no issues whatsoever. There are a lot of spare parts that go with the sale, so bring a trailer with you! There is a spare crankcase, heads, carburetors, wheels, brakes, shifter assembly plus lots more. Auction Rules: Please, if you are new to eBay, have fewer than 10 feedbacks or multiple negative feedbacks, contact me prior to bidding! I do not want to have to cancel anyone's bid! I have been listing and selling items for friends on eBay for a while now, and I realize that I put my eBay reputation on the line everytime I list an item. Therefore, I will not list any item that I deem unfit for use or consumption, anything that is underhanded or shady in any way, or anything that is questionable in any manner. The items listed are as I describe them or you can walk away! That said, all items listed are sold "as is, where is" with no warranty, expressed or implied. If there is an existing manufactures' or extended warranty on the listed item, it will be your responsibility to transfer said warranty into your name, along with any cost involved. You, or your agent, are encouraged to inspect any listed item prior to bidding with an appointment. Please do all research and ask all questions prior to bidding. Your bid is your contract to purchase the items listed and will be treated as such. Due to all of the scamming going on lately, all listings will be in a private format to protect the buyers identity. All sales are final. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. I will be glad to assist in shipping, or even arrange for it for you, at your expense. If an issue or situation should arise during the final transaction, every attempt will be made to satisfy the concern. Once the sale is consummated, the listed item belongs to you as it's new rightful owner. Should any legal disputes arise, they are to be settled in my County of residence. I do not want to appear to be non-caring, but in todays litigation climate, I want to make sure what type of transaction you are entering into. If you cannot accept these terms, please do not bid. I appreciate your understanding. As always, thanks for looking and Happy Bidding!! |
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