1929 Ford Model A Roadster Barn Find Original Vintage Auto Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Naples, Florida, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: original
Model: Model A
Mileage: 12,765
Trim: roadster
this is a running driving roadster ,it was bought out of missouri where it was stored in a shed ,some one had used it for a depot hack years ago ,they took the doors off and the trunk and built a bed in the back to haul produce ,this was common during the war to get extra gas rations, when i pulled the bed out it was filled with hay under it ,it runs ,drives ,charges ,and stops ,it is beat up some from being used for 84 years ,it has five new tires with less than a 100 miles on them ,water pump is leaking ,i have a true new true seal kit for it,i have the front bumper ,i have some new parts for the car ,a wood block kit ,electical junction box ,dash wire harness ,fan belt ,upper rad. hose (ive already replaced bottom and meatal pipe) ,i DO NOT have the doors or trunk ,it has a clear florida title ,a non refundable $500 deposit is due within 24 hrs of the end of the auction ,balance is due in a cash payment within 5 days of the end of the auction ,car can stay here for 30 days ,if you use a shipper i will help them in the loading of the car ,READ !!!!!!!!!! if sending a shipper ,or if you want to inspect the car before you bid ,my hours are 4:00 pm (thats afternoon) till 4:00 am (thats in the morning) WEEKDAYS !! ,NO EXCEPTIONS ,please inform your shipper of this ,as i will not be at this location outside of that time frame ,buyer is reaposible for all shipping fee's ,and arrangments plaese ask questions before bidding ,this is also listed locally
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