1931 Ford Model A Vicky ** Original ** Street Rod ** Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Fort Mohave, Arizona, United States
Engine:4 cyl
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 0
Make: Ford
Sub Model: 4 cyl
Model: Model A
Number of Cylinders: 3 speed
Trim: stock
Drive Type: 2 w
WHAT I HAVE IS A 1931 MODEL A FORD VICKY ------ CAR HAS BEEN IN STORAGE 35-40 YEARS HERE IN THE DRY DESERT ----- I CLEANED THE FUEL LINE ** INSTALLED A DIST. ** HOOKED UP A BATT. ** IT STARTED AND HITS ON ALL 4 CYL'S ***** VERY LITTLE RUST ON THE BODY + FLOOR PAN **** THE PAINT THAT IS ON THE BODY IS THE ORIGINAL PAINT **** NEVER BEEN REPAINTED *** THE FENDERS ARE ROUGH BUT REPAIRABLE **** THIS IS A GREAT CAR TO REBUILD BACK ORIGINAL * OR * BUILD A STREET ROD * OR * RAT ROD **** I'M LOCATED 8 MILES OFF I-40 NEAR THE CALIF. ARIZONA STATE LINE ***** PICK UP ONLY *** I DO HAVE A LOW RESERVE PRICE **** ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL BEFORE BIDDING 928 768-1584 **** I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REMOVE THIS LISTING AT ANYTIME AS I HAVE THE CAR FOR SALE HERE LOCAL ***** CAR SOLD AS IS ****
***** THE BODY DAMAGE ON THE RIGHT SIDE ABOVE THE DOOR IS THE WORST DAMAGE ---- TO CLOSE TO A TREE ---- SHOULD BE AN EASY REPAIR ***** THE RUST IN THE FLOOR PAN UNDER THE REAR SEAT PICTURE # 7 IS THE WORST SPOT ------ THAT ONE RUST SPOT IS ABOUT 75% OF THE RUST ON THE COMPLETE CAR On Nov-07-13 at 11:47:49 PST, seller added the following information:**** NOTE: I DO HAVE A CLEAR ARIZONA TITLE IN MY NAME ***** |
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