1931 Ford Model A Coupe Runs & Drives on 2040-cars
East St Paul, Manitoba, Canada
Selling our Model A coupe. The car runs and drives but needs a complete redo. I bought the car 4 years ago in Minnesota, brought it home , got it running, drove it to a few car shows and had some fun with it , but now it's time to sell it to someone who will really do something with it. It is totally complete with the exception of the parking brake lever. I wired the car to run and charge and the horn & stop light work. No headlight wiring. Real nice steering wheel in it. Needs rust repair in lower cowl, the quarters and lower wheel wells. The trunk floor needs replaced. Some patch panels come with the car. The car has a clear Minnesota title. I have two original headlight lenses and reflectors, one spare tire tube, and a new trunk prop. At my reserve price I'm losing $1000 from what I have into the car. I require a $500 deposit within 24 hours thru Paypal. There is no problem taking it across the border into the U.S. Any questions, call me at 204-667-3997
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