Ford 1930 Model A Coupe on 2040-cars
Rapid City, South Dakota, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4 cyc
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Trim: standard
Drive Type: standard 3-speed
Warranty: No
Mileage: 51,794
Ford 1930 Model A Coupe This car was restored back in the late eighties (1989) it is all metal and there is no rust-out anywhere. Paint is good for it's age, not a show car by any means, but very nice, with a few minor scratches that come along the way. Fenders,splash aprons and running boards very nice as is the body, excellant condition. Engine, transmission, and rearend were all completely overhauled and the engine was done at a professional shop and starts and runs just fine. Uphol. is very nice as the pictures indicate, it has been in many parades and driven frequently. The tires are fare to poor and at some point need replaced, I would not tour with them, short drives, but not tour. I have just replaced the water pump and fan with new ones from Snyder's. Also new gas shut-off and fuel lines and sedimate bowl. The car does need a ring gear on the flywheel, every now and then the starter will not engage, it is easy to insert the crank and roll the engine over slightly and everything is fine. ( I will price the car in relationship to this problem). I believe the pictures speak for themselves, any questions 605-791-1497
I will require a $500.00 down payment through pay-pal with-in 24 hrs of auction closing, the balance to be paid by wire transfer from your bank to mine, no exceptions. Car must be paid for in full before leaving. To be sold in the 48 United States ONLY! Buyer is responsible for all shipping charges. No warrenties expressed or implied. Look at my feedback and bid to own this nice little coupe. Thanks for looking and good-luck!
Ford Model A for Sale
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