Ford Model A Standard Murray Sedan Fordor Model 165 A Rat Hot Rod Barn Find Look on 2040-cars
Phillips, Wisconsin, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: REAR
Model: Model A
Mileage: 100,000
Trim: Standard
Ford Model A Standard Murray Sedan Fordor 165 A Rat Hot Rod Barn Find in the condition shown. Rolls freely with new tires and painted wheels. I have an original Wisconsin Registration with a Title Number shown..I am not sure if in those days this served as the title or not. Its a pretty solid neat old car..I have included many pictures there is a tag on the engine side of cowl and one on the floor of the body. I did set the radiator and surround and hood and sides on as a mock up for photos in the other pics they were laying inside the body floor so they are included..you get everything you see. I can store for awhile..$100 deposit by paypal in 12 hours of end..balance by cash, cleared check, or bank wire within 72 hours
On May-08-13 at 07:46:54 PDT, seller added the following information:
Hello everyone thanks for all the messages..I am reasonably sure the engine turns over but I will include an extra engine with oil pan etc if the bid goes over $1000 So you have some extra parts. I also have a Model A frame with front end and rear end..steering column front wheels..cowl , fenders running boards,windshield frame etc that we can negotiate on if you win and want it
On May-08-13 at 13:58:53 PDT, seller added the following information:
Ok I was able to get ahold of the bottom crank pulley and rocked it about a half a turn each way and it turned over. I really cant sell the frame and other parts now that I offered it first to high bidder in a separate purchase. If they don't want it I will contact those that have messaged in order of their messages..Thanks again
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