1931 Ford Model A on 2040-cars
Faribault, Minnesota, United States
Up for Auction ! 1931 Ford Model A 4 door Deluxe . This is my 1st model A that I bought about10 years ago.It is pretty much all original.Since I bought it back then. Threw the years I have put a complete rebuilt motor, 4 new tires,hub caps,new style water pump,newer high points system,new exhaust,plus other parts in it .I have less than 500 miles on the rebuilt motor.Car drives as a model A should drive.It has been one of the funnest cars I have ever owned.It has the wear and tear of car this old that you would expect.I didn't want one that I would have worry about someone scratching up or parking 4 blocks away from were I drove it.So in short,The running gear all works the way it should.The body and interior are original and a little ruff .But it has been a very fun car to own and drive.Time for someone else to have some fun with it.My interests have moved toward other things ,and its time to let her go.Thanks for looking! Good Luck Bidding.Please fell free to email me with any questions.PS I forgot to list that I just bought a new 6 volt battery for it this last Fall.
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