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1930 Ford * Model A * 5 Window Coupe * Hotrod * Chopped * Channeled * 392ci * on 2040-cars

US $18,000.00
Year:1930 Mileage:1000
Location:

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Brooklyn, New York, United States

Time has come to sell my 1930 Model a 5 window coupe. It has been a long and extensive build - the car is definitely over-built with lots of custom work everywhere...

 

The body has been professionally chopped and channeled onto the frame with a custom firewall, trans tunnel and floor

The frame is custom and is fully boxed and has been Zzed in the Rear with a beautiful glossy finish

The motor is a 392 Oldsmobile with the matching Hydramatic transmission (reverse is all the way at the end)

Offenhauser Intake Manifold w/ a Progressive Tri-Power Setup (center carb at idle and other 2 open at about half throttle)

Custom Headers with Baffles (you can have a conversation at idle inside the car, but when you stomp on it everybody knows you're there!)

10 Bolt Rear with highway gears and Coil Cprings

Disc Brakes on the Front (stops on a dime)

Aluminum Radiator w/ Electric Fan

Front window folds out like it is meant to

 Fuel Cell in the trunk w/ electric fuel pump

Chrome Pulleys

Reverse Lip Chrome Wheels with Baby Moons and Bullets

Wide White Wall Tires all around (wider in rear)

Front Grill, Firewall, and Frame are gloss black - the body is painted satin black

Chrome Front Shocks

Chrome Steering Arms

The list goes on and on.......

 

It's basically a turn-key hotrod, get in and have a blast all day long. Drives great, runs cool, feels awesome on the road, steering is very precise and easy to control, etc... No rust on the body (started with a very clean car), motor and transmission were gone through about couple of years ago and it has always been well taken care of. The amount of chop is perfect - I am 5'11 170lbs and I fit very comfortably inside, even with a friend of similar size there is more than enough room for both of us (steering wheel comes off to get in and out easier but I never do).

Call with any questions or to come see the car in person. 347-753-3891

 

 

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