1931 Ford Model A Roadster Hot Rod (all Steel ) on 2040-cars
Louisville, Colorado, United States
Body Type:Deluxe Roadster
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:283 cu. in. 1961 Corvette
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1931
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Trim: Chrome
Options: Convertible
Drive Type: Rear
Mileage: 7,555
Exterior Color: Matte Blue with Matte Clear
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Black
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For sale is an original Henry Ford all steel late 1931 Model A Deluxe Hi Boy Roadster on a 32 frame. I found this Colorado car in an older gentleman's garage that had been there since 1969 with the original Colorado title. I built this car from 2005-2008. I have been building hot rods and Harleys for fifty years for my own use. Frame is from Street Rods by Michael - Pete & Jakes 4" dropped and drilled chrome axle, aluminum I rod shocks, and Pete & Jakes hairpins. GM 11" discs brakes front. 9" ford rear from John's industries with the large drum brakes and 3.00 gears - 4 link with Alden coil overs - Tires are Excelsior radials from Coker 550-16 front and 750-16 rear. Rims are powder coated. Engine is a 1961 numbers correct 283 Corvette bored 010 over - original balanced steel crank - balanced rods - 10 to1 KB pistons - 1964 327 461 heads stainless valves hardened seats, poly locks - mild Competition hydraulic street cam - Aluminum Edelbrock intake with an Edelbrock 500cfm - stock chevy distributor with a pertronix ignition and coil. Custom aluminum fan shroud - Aluminum water pump - Runs 180 - 190 degrees. Transmission is a 350 turbo with a shift kit. Remote Tranny cooler - Modified Gennie shifter - Gennie e brake. Seat is from Glide engineering. Looks like bench but both seats will adjust. Marine vinyl - rubber floor mat over insulation. Custom built beading aluminum door and kick panels. Stewart - Warner electric gauges - Lime works steering column with 14" steering wheel. Small tach mounted to steering column - aftermarket turn signal switch - original Guide headlights 682-C. This car runs and drives great - plenty of power. I like to drive my cars, normal rock chips and normal wear. No major damage. I also have fabricated hood sides out of aluminum that I run during the winter months just to keep the operating temp up and it works well. If this car sells I need to have it picked up by no later than 9/22/2014. Or I can store it till 10/14/2014. Thanks. |
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