1930 Ford Model A Truck on 2040-cars
Cookeville, Tennessee, United States
1930 FORD MODEL A TRUCK
THIS IS A VERY NICE AND BEAUTIFUL TRUCK. IT HAS HAD A FRAME UP COMPLETE BUILD AND WAS DONE WITH NO EXPENSES SPARED. HAS PICTURES OF THE BUILD TO DOCUMENT IT. THIS LITTLE MODEL A TRUCK IS JUST LIKE BRAN NEW WITH ONLY 600 MILES SINCE IT WAS BUILT WITH ALL HENRY FORD METAL.
THIS IS A MUST SEE FOR ANY COLLECTOR!!!
CONTACT: CALL/TEXT 931-265-6136 CAN SEE MORE PICTURES AT www.buffyscars.com TN RESEDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO PAY TAXES, TITLE AND LISC. NOTICE
: THIS AUTO IS BEING SOLD AS IS WHERE IS WITH NO WARRENTY. IT IS THE
BUYERS RESPONSABILITY TO CHECK OUT THIS AUTO BEFORE AUCTION ENDS AND
ALSO FOR PICK UP OR DELIVERY. I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION AT ANY
TIME FOR ANY REASON. ALL TENNESSEE RESIDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO PAY T.T.L.
A $100 DOC FEE IS ALSO REQUIRED TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER ABOVE THE
BID/ PURCHASE PRICE. IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL OR SEND
MESSAGE BEFORE AUCTION ENDS.
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