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1931 Ford Model A Coupe 5 Window Street Rod - Show Car - Frame Off - Beautiful on 2040-cars

US $38,500.00
Year:1931 Mileage:4585
Location:

Henderson, Maryland, United States

Henderson, Maryland, United States
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1931 Ford 5 Window Coupe - Frame Off Restoration Completed in 2008, 4500 miles.
Beautiful street rod, runs and drives perfect, looks amazing.
Steel body, fiberglass fenders and fiberglass rumble seat hatch.
302 Ford Motor - 400+ HP - C4 Automatic Trans - Ford Rear. All mechanics completely gone through and rebuilt.
Centerline wheels 20" on the rear - 17" on the front.
Heidt's front end. Front disc brakes.
Beautiful rear rumble seat area and clean undercarriage.
Sale of car comes with over 35 trophies and plaques. Restoration documented with full photo album.


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TERMS :

1. $500 DEPOSIT THROUGH PAYPAL IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE AUCTION ENDS - NON REFUNDABLE

2. FINAL PAYMENT IN 3 DAYS - MONEY WIRE - CASH IN PERSON - OR CERTIFIED FUNDS ONLY . ALL FUNDS TO BE CLEAR BEFORE CAR LEAVES.

3. CAR IS LOCATED IN MARYLAND ZIP CODE 21640

4. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS ARE WELCOMED

5. I CAN ASSIST IN SETTING UP SHIPPING AT YOUR EXPENSE IF NEEDED. I WILL ASSIST IN LOADING OR ANYWAY NEEDED TO MAKE THIS A SMOOTH PROCESS

6. I HAVE BEEN ON EBAY FOR 14 YEARS AND HAVE 100% FEEDBACK

7. THIS ITEM IS SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS. - THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK





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