Ford Model A Victoria Sedan 1931 Rare Car on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:4 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: No interior
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Model A
Trim: Normal, original where present
Drive Type: 3 speed standard transmission
Mileage: 99,999
Exterior Color: Black
This is a 1931 Ford Model A Victoria. It is one of the rarest and most desirable of the Model A's.
In total Model A production of 4,320,446 cars, 33,906 were 1931 Victoria's, -.78% (less than 1%) of all Model A,s made.
This car is an original, largely untouched, vehicle, It is in reasonable condition, not being a "rust bucket"
Comments:
---Radiator - original, (rare) looks decent
---Radiator shield - very nice original
---Headlights - very decent, no reflectors
---Tail light - none
---Motor - the one in the car is stuck
---Extra motor - complete and decent - extra manifold to replace the one on the motor which is welded.
This is the motor that I took the VIN number from - it was hard to see, so it may not be perfect.
---Bumpers - both front and back are present.
---Seats - 3 seat frames are present, no springs as it is better to purchase new ones.
---Rear Fenders - both are decent with hidden weld underneath, not visible on top.
One has a hole where the tail light would fasten.
---Front Fenders - one with no weld, but some cracks near area of running boards.
One with a 4" crack thru the bead.
---Hood - very nice, no weld, all handles and parts present.
---Gas tank -- looks good and solid
---Windshield frame - looks good.
---Doors - one has a dent and is solid
One has no dent, but rust out on bottom.
---Cowl - solid with rust out on bottoms of both sides.
---Areas under rear fenders - no rust out - typically there is rust out here.
---Floor - metal looks decent
- wood on one side looks decent, one side needs replacing.
- wood on sides, look decent
- wood around top - needs replacing.
----Top metal - one side and back have holes or rust out.
----rims - nice
---Title - THERE IS NO TITLE BUT I HAD TO PUT SOMETHING IN
THAT REQUIRED AREA TO SATISFY EBAY.- there was not
a "no title" option available.
This is a decent car to restore or rod, and when done, you will not find many (or any) cars as rare as this one.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: I will be not available to answer questions from Saturday, 8/17-Sunday 8/18.
I will be available on Monday, 8/19. But get your questions in early.
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