1930 Ford Model A All Steel 5 Window Coupe on 2040-cars
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
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1930 Ford Model A 5 window coupe Pay attention people as this is a great opportunity for a real deal steel 5 window coupe that has had a professional chop done, roof filled and frame work completed. I am listing this for a good friend so here are the items I was made aware of: Frame has been boxed Hydraulic clutch and brake pedals and masters installed Front suspension has a chrome drilled super-bell axle with chrome hairpins and chrome shocks Steering by way of a Vega box with new components. Steering is nice and tight. Has a factory style GM colume. Rear suspension is a Chevy early 60's style rear that has been rebuilt with all new drum brake components. Even has new white wall tires and rears are studded snows! Think of the sparky burnouts! Body is all steel with no signs of ever having rust. Roof has been professionally filled and chopped. All garnish moldings also cut down and chromed. Fenders and running boards all very clean straight steel. Has steel floor pans and two different firewalls for your engine preference. Trunk lid appears to be new. Lid and doors open and shut properly. Hood is painted yellow with ghost flames and in really nice shape. Has an aluminum fuel cell perfectly fit to the trunk. Body is mounted to chassis properly and all loose items will be inside or attached for shipping. Car rolls easy. Also comes with new chrome bumpers and brackets. This is an excellent project, only selling as he has too many projects at this point and needs to focus on getting some things done. Don't miss this rare opportunity to get an extremely clean 5 window with all the right mods done as the foundation for your project. This is not a junky ratrod and reserve is reflective of this. Please bid what you are willing to pay and I promise it will be fun and a worth while purchase. Please feel free to ask questions if you need to. One thing I need to mention is being the body is on the frame I am unable to confirm the vin stamped on frame is a match. It does come with a title which I assume is correct I just needed to disclose this. Good luck everyone and happy bidding. On Feb-23-14 at 20:39:27 PST, seller added the following information: Hello and thank you all for the great response and questions. One of the main questions was the chop...it has been chopped 4". |
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