1929 Ford Model A Tudor on 2040-cars
Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
For sale is our grandfathers 1929 Ford Model A Tudor. It is in amazing shape! Interior is brand new, he had it redone very recently. No rotted wood anywhere. It runs and drives perfectly! All the lights, and horn work perfectly as well. The paint is in great shape, few cosmetic things, but nothing noticeable from a few feet. It isnt a show car, but still in really nice condition. The car is complete, nothing needed!! Underbody looks clean, few spots with minor surface rust. Nothing is rusted through. Windshield has a small chip in it, about the size of a dime. Vinyl top is new. Comes with luggage rack. It is still the stock 6 volt system, however there is an alternator added which i dont think is stock. Comes with original car jack! Clear green title in hand. Please call 248 842 7541 for any questions.
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