1931 Ford Model A Phaeton, Four Door, Convertible, Rhd on 2040-cars
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This vehicle is sold as-is and there is no warranty expressed or implied. This is a 1931 Ford Model A Phaeton Four Door Convertible. The vehicle is all original and is complete. I purchased this vehicle from former soccer great Thomas Dooley a few years ago. The vehicle features the original 4 cylinder engine and 3 speed manual transmission. All original suspension, drivetrain, even the wheels are original. This vehicle is a Right Hand Drive model from the factory. It was built to be sent to Europe and never was. The vehicle runs, drives and stops. I have all of the windows for the soft-top. There is expected wear & tear for a vehicle as old as this one is and I have tried to show everything in my photos.
This vehicle could be completely restored or enjoyed just the way it is. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. |
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