1930 Ford Model A 4 Door Blind Back Sedan on 2040-cars
Fort Mohave, Arizona, United States
UP FOR SALE IS THIS 1930 MODEL A 4 DOOR SEDAN ******** ENGINE RUNS GREAT ****** I DON'T THINK THE CAR HAS EVER BEEN RESTORED COMPLETE ******** JUST A LITTLE WORK ON IT FROM TIME TO TIME OVER THE YEARS ************************** MY BROTHER-IN-LAW BOUGHT IT FROM HIS NEIGHBOR THAT OWNED IT FOR 25 YEARS ***** MY BROTHER-IN-LAW HAD IT FOR A FEW YEARS ***** I BOUGHT IT FROM HIM ****** I HAVE OWNED IT FOR 3 YEARS ****** DON'T THINK I'LL HAVE THE TIME TO RESTORE THE CAR ***** THIS IS THE REASON THAT I'M SELLING THE CAR ********* THE BODY + FENDERS ARE IN VERY NICE CONDITION **** THE BLACK PAINT HAS BEEN SPOTED IN IN A FEW PLACES + ALSO HAS A FEW PRIMER SPOTS ON THE BODY + FENDERS **** THE WOOD LOOKS GREAT EXCEPT ON THE TOP AREA ******* ******* A FEW OTHER PARTS THAT GO WITH THE CAR **** REAR SPARE TIRE HOLDER + REAR LOWER ROLL PAN -- AND UPPER DASH RAIL *** " AND A FEW OTHER PIECES " **NOT SEEN IN THE PICTURES***** I WAS TOLD THAT ALL OF THE BODY PARTS -- HOOD - GRILLE - FENDERS ARE ALL ORIGINAL ------- STARTS UP AND DRIVES **** STILL NEED SOME UPHOLSTERY WORK --- HEADLINER --- DOOR PANELS -- FLOOR MATS ------- NONE OF THE FLOOR BOARDS OR PANELS HAVE BEEN REPLACED **** ALL THAT I CAN SEE THE CAR IS RUST FREE ------ NOT MUCH RUST HERE IN THE DRY HOT DESERT ---- I HAVE A CLEAR TITLE + CURRENT REGS. ***** I DRIVE IT TO TOWN ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH ******** THIS WOULD BE A VERY NICE CAR TO DRIVE AS IS OR RESTORE BACK TO ORIGINAL ASKING $10,500 ---------- ANY QUESTIONS 928 234-1522 ******* I'M LOCATED 9 MILES OFF I-40 AT THE CALIF - ARIZONA STATE LINE ON THE ARIZONA SIDE --------- IF YOU NEED TIME TO PICK THE CAR UP -- I'LL STORE IT INSIDE MY GARAGE FOR 60 DAYS FREE IF THAT MIGHT HELP ----------------- THANKS FOR LOOKING CALVIN
********************************************* CAR SOLD AS IS ************************************** ************************* NO RESERVE ********************* |
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