1929 Ford Model A Sedan Hot Rod - Rat Rod on 2040-cars
New Iberia, Louisiana, United States
Engine:V8
For Sale By:Private Seller
Drive Type: AUTO
Make: Ford
Mileage: 150
Model: Model A
Warranty: NONE
Trim: RAT
this is my 1929 ford model a sedan.it is more of a hot rod than a rat rod but you decide.it is brand new build with almost every part brand new.i will start with the motor.it is a ford 302 board out .030 with summit racing hypereutectic pistons and rings it has a crane cams 278 hydrolic flattapped cam and lifters.new Mallory distributor and ignition and msd coil.weind tunnal ram with 2 new holley 600 crome carbs.new fuel pump and lines.new tci torque converter and rebuilt c4 transmission.all the accessories are new too like pullys and starter alt.new aluminum radiator and hoses.rear end I don't know what it came from but tore it down and inspected it and looked real clean it is a Chevrolet.it has brand new lokar shifter.the brake system is brand new from front to rear.it has triangulated 4 bar suspension in rear with pete and jakes coilover adjustable shocks.super bell dropped front axel with all new king pins and fittings in the front.it is a cross steer with new steering box and bars.it runs very well and drives true down the road.it sits on a custom fabed frame pro built.the body was 0 rust had to have no patch panels rumor was it was in a museum before I got it.i chopped it 3 1/2 " and channeled it 3 over the frame.i welded a van insert in the roof and smoothed it all out .it is spayed with a single stage flat black paint not primer.it is strait enough for a show paint job but just not my style.it has 4.5 wide wheels in front and 10" wide in rear with all new tires from towel city racing.interior is red with black painted panels.i kept it simple the roof is insulated but not coverd once again just my style.it has 3 gauges temp,bat,oil,what else do you need?all wiring is new as are the lights and switches.this is a very solid hot rod it runs great and drives great.i know I have forgot a lot but just call me and ask 337-339-1948 Ronnie thanks forgot to add all windows are fuctional and roll up and down and the front one can open too.
On Sep-24-13 at 15:20:49 PDT, seller added the following information:
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On Sep-24-13 at 15:24:06 PDT, seller added the following information:
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