1930 Ford Five Window Coupe 60s Hot Rod Barn Find on 2040-cars
Portland, Indiana, United States
Engine:set up for small block chevy
Drive Type: chevy
Model: Model A
Mileage: 1
Trim: coupe rumble seat
Barn find 1930 ford Model A five window coupe rumble seat.body is extremly solid some wrinkles and dings wheel wells have minor rust comes with all patch panels for the rust areas. Set up for small block Chevy . Has A 1969 z28 camaro 12 bolt rear end with posi and 456 gears, old school rear coils and ladder bar set up. front has corvette dis brake set up 4inch drop axle . frame has been totaly boxed . Has corvair steering box. has all sheet metal. hood, sides doors trunk . Has new 11 1/2 inch wid fiberglass fenders and steel running board has old school crager wheels .it has a frame mounted clutch and brake pedal setup . It will come with a 1969 camaro 327 engine it will need gone through smked when parked in 1984 .has the original head lamps ,and buckets has bumpers speed window garnishes. no glass no rumble seat has the radiator and grill shell . keep it the way it is for a blast in the past or turn it into a dream rod .Great start for rod or rat very solid, The body was completly bead blasted and stripped . Now has vara prime on it and so does the frame .Its ready for color also I have the paper work to send in for a title Have to many projects to do Do not need to sell but would like to sell . bid accordingly will need trans mission, The engine shown is not the engine that come with coupe
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