1930 Model A on 2040-cars
Merrillan, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:4 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 70,656
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Black
Model: Model A
Interior Color: Tan
Trim: sedan
Drive Type: 3 spd manual
Up for auction is this very nice 2 door sedan. This car is my current driving toy, so the miles stated will go up slightly until auctions end. The car has a solid body with no rust or dens with no patch panels or bondo present. It does have a few scratches here & there, but nothing major. It has a new vinyl top. The engine was rebuilt 10 years ago. There have not been many miles since the rebuild. The engine starts easily each time, idles good & smooth and does not puff smoke - even during start up. The spark advance & throttle levers both work as they should. The car has 4 new 19" firestones that were just put on. The "wide whites" look very sharp against the red wheels and black body. THe rims are painted and in nice shape. The brakes are new and adjusted good. The car stops amazingly well. The glass is all good with the only crack in the passenger's rear window. The windows roll up & down good. THe doors shut nice. The interior is new including the headliner, door panels, seats and kick panels. It looks very nice when you look i nside the car. The guages work, along with the headlights & taillights. Blow the 'aoogha' horn and watch them smile. People really appreciate seeing these old cars out driving around. So, there you have it, a great starting, running, safe with good brakes, good handling car. This could be the one for you. There are no known issues with this car. You can drive it as soon as you recieve it with no worries. I've been driving this car 3-4 times a week and has not acted up in any way. It is a very dependable, excellent driver and is very 'tight' without any rattling or squeaking anywhere. It does have a hitch on the back for pulling a trailor. You could remove the hitch if you don't like the looks of it. Don't miss out on this fairly priced Model A at $8200.00 buy it now. Please email for phone number to discuss this car. If you have any questions or concerns please please ask early and before the end of the auction. I am always happy to discuss this car and old cars in general. Bid with confidence. This car would be excellent for parades and advertising. I have just changed the oil too. It will come with new rain gutters which will need to be screwed on above the doors. A $1000 non-refundable down payment is due to PayPal with in 24 hours of the end of the auction. The balance in full is due within 7 days of the end of the auction either in person or wired to our bank account. The balance will NOT be accepted into PayPal. And additional wiring fees are the responsibility of the buyer on the buyers and sellers end. The car is currently stored in the garage and can remain there for 30 days until the car is picked up or transported. The buyer is responsible to arrange for and pay for the transportation of the car.
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