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1930 Ford Model A Coupe Green/black Fenders Rumble Seat on 2040-cars

Year:1930 Mileage:56112
Location:

Stony Ridge, Ohio, United States

Stony Ridge, Ohio, United States

Pictured is a 1930 Model  A Ford Coupe with rumble seat  for sale in Ohio.  Paint is in excellent shape in dark green w/black fenders and lower panels.   This car has been in our family for over 35 years.  It was restored to driver quality about 14 years ago but has seen little use since then. Starts easily and is a good running vehicle with 56K+ original miles on it.  It has been in a heated garaged and covered since restoration and has never been driven in the rain. It has fiberglass replacement rear fenders,  the right one has a nearly imperceptible but significant crack across the top. All other body panels are original.   Vehicle has the original engine, with the interior in a dark camel mohair in excellent shape.  We do not drive it much anymore since the grandchildren have all grown up and so are looking to find a good home for it.  If interested and need additional information or photos,  please contact me.  Shipment will be by pickup or arranged transportation by purchaser.  

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