1931 Ford Model A Coupe Stored 33 Year Barn Find 2 Owners Hot Rat Rod With Title on 2040-cars
Phillips, Wisconsin, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4cyl
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Trim: 2 door coupe
Drive Type: rear weel
Mileage: 999,999
Selling this 1931 Ford Coupe. Was owned by original owner until 8-14-1980 at which time the new owner bought it and stored it in his garage, drove it inside onto cement and had it on jack stands. The previous owner told him he bought it new for his daughter in Chicago and she didnt like driving it. He drove it to northern WI and used it til the 1970's when he parked it. After his death his daughter sold it to the man in 1980 and confirmed the story. The engine number and number on title shows a 1929 December build date but it is and always was titled as a 1931. It is just as you see it. Has some rust in typical areas and has no deck lid. The glass is intact as you see as is roof wood bows and roof. Engine turns over and a couple tires hold air. It has a clear Wisconsin title. Mouse over pictures for more detail. I can assist with delivery and loading. Deposit of $200 within 12 hours of end. Full payment by wire,cash or good check with hold period. If you cannot honor these requirements do not bid. Any inspections MUST be completed before end of auction.
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