1929 Ford Model A 2 Door Tutor Sedan With A/c & 350 V-8 on 2040-cars
Surprise, Arizona, United States
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1929 Ford Model A 2 Door Tutor Sedan. Car has clean and clear AZ title as a 1929 Ford Model A 2Dr Sdn. Steel body, A/C, 350 V-8 (with low miles), 350 Turbo Tranny, Tires in good shape, Runs & Drive great, NO RUST CAR!!
Here is what is done: 4" chop top w/ steel insert, 34 Ford front suspension, 4" drop axle, 32 Ford rear tank (OG tank still in front if you want to switch back), Vega steering, 40 Ford front spindles, 46 Ford brakes & backing plates back, aftermarket fronts, 34 Ford front spring, Ford 9" rear, Lincoln Versi custom rear spring, 12Volt wiring, Honda seats, & MORE!!
This car is awesome and gets tons of attention everywhere it is at!! I found a Chevelle I am trying to get only reason I am selling it. Car is listed locally for sale, if it sells locally I will end the auction and sell it.
Please note this is the 1st ebay ad I ever sold anything on, SO CUT ME A BREAK, if something is not done perfect. CALL me if you have any questions at all.
John 623-330-6184 leave message if I do not answer.
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