1930 30 Model A Pick Up Truck Rat Rod Ratrod Hot Rod Look! on 2040-cars
Frederick, Colorado, United States
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Up for bids is a 1930 Ford Model A rat rod truck. This rat is equipped with a Ford 1957 Thunderbird 312 CID Y-Block V-8 featuring a finned valley pan and dual quad intake (with (2) 2 BBL adapters). Flat-O products bell housing adapter to a C4 automatic transmission. Tires are brand new; fronts are 5.60/15 Firestone, rear are 10.00/15 Firestone piecrust dragster slicks. Front axle is 1940 Ford, 4-wheel drum brakes. Has a windshield, no other glass. Window regulators are intact and do function. Spun aluminum 12 gallon fuel tank. Frame is a '30 Model A 1/2 ton frame, chopped and Z'd in the rear. Roof is chopped 4 1/2". Paint by nature and clear coated. Bed wood is new and freshly stained. Roof has a new removable custom top. Fires up easily, runs and drives well. Headlights and tail/brake light work. Push button starter, volt meter, oil pressure and water temp gauge all function. Loud as hell, will wake the neighbors!
Clear Colorado title, please check you local laws regarding registering one of these. Winning bidder to pay a $500 deposit via PayPal, the balance can be worked out later. Cash, PayPal (if we have to) and CERTIFIED funds only, please. Don't hesitate to contact us regarding this truck! We don't bite! Shipping to be paid by winning bidder, we will make reasonable accommodations to facilitate shipping. Thanks for looking and happy bidding! |
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