1929 Ford Model A Traditional Style Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Moultonborough, New Hampshire, United States
Up for sale a very nice 1929 traditional style old school hot rod. This is a fully boxed frame 4 linked rear with mustang 2 front end handles good and drives very nice! The body and fenders are fiberglass and in good condition paint and chrome is orig and has been touched up here and there and not perfect. The motor is a GM performance ZZ4 with a double pumper Demon carb. Sanderson open headers and glass pack side pipes. Redone turbo 350 trans back to a chevy 12 bold rear end with 4-10 gears plenty of POWER ! Chrome smoothie wheels with wide whites. Interior is in good cond. nice Billet steering column and wheel all gauges,horn, and lights work fine. This is a nice older build that is ready to be enjoyed ! Please contact me if you have any questions before you bid .Thank You Ed 1 603 387 1693
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