1929 Model A Ford Roadster on 2040-cars
Venice, Florida, United States
1929 MODEL A FORD ROADSTER (AUTHENTIC 85 YEAR OLD ORIGINAL - NOT A REPLICA)
AN OLDER FULL BODY OFF RESTORATION TO AUTHENTIC SHOW CAR QUALITY STANDARDS INCLUDING REBUILT MOTOR AND RUNNING GEAR AND STILL MAINTAINED IN VERY NICE CONDITION THROUGH THE YEARS . VERY DEPENDABLE DRIVER EASLILY HANDLES LONG DRIVING TOURS TO PARADES WITH NO OVER HEATING OR MECHANICAL PROBLEMS. VERY LITTLE WEAR AND TEAR - A GOOD #8 OUT OF 1-10. RESTORED TO THE ORIGINAL RED COLOR WHICH WAS ONE OF SEVERAL FORD OPTIONAL COLORS IN 1929 AND NOT ON THE STANDARD COLOR PAINT CHARTS. THIS COLOR WAS USED ON MANY MODEL A TRUCKS IN 1929 INCLUDING PICKUPS AND WAS AVAILABLE SPECIAL ORDERED ON THE CARS. RECENT NEW WHITE WALL TIRES AND TUBES. TO PURCHASE A RESTORABLE ROADSTER TODAY THAT IS MOSTLY COMPLETE COSTS ABOUT $10,000 TO $15,000 AND A FULL BODY OFF RESTORATION WITH MOTOR AND ALL RUNNING GEAR ALSO REBUILT COSTS AROUND AN ADDITIONAL $35,000 FOR A TOTAL INVESTMENT OF $45,000 TO $50,000. A FRESHLY RESTORED 1929 ROADSTER WILL SELL FOR $35,000 TO $40,000 AND MORE ON TODAYS MARKET. THIS CAR IS OFFERED AT $25,000 READY TO GO AND YOU ALSO SAVE AN ADDITIONAL $1500 TO $2000 IN SHIPPING COST IF YOU LIVE HERE LOCALLY BY NOT BUYING FROM OUT OF STATE. PLEASE CALL THE CONTACT NUMBER (941) 223 - 1556 ANYTIME 8:00 AM TO 8:00 PM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FOR INFORMATION AND TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE AND DRIVE THE CAR. |
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