Ford Roadster 1929 Hot Rod Pro Street Rat Rod Street Rod on 2040-cars
Ranger, Texas, United States
1929 Ford Roadster. 350 Chevrolet, 350 auto transmission, gray leather interior, fiberglass body, new custom frame, steel wheels, new tires, disc brakes front and rear, rack and pinion steering, chrome tilt wheel, extra interior material left over from the fresh build in the trunk. New battery located in the trunk. New reproduction plastic gas tank, new dual exhaust, and chrome floor shift. I bought this car a couple years ago from the original builder and have stored it in an enclosed race car trailer. I have only driven the car in a few parades, so it is still used very little. I listed the car with a clear title, but the car DOES NOT HAVE A TITLE. I had to put something in the listing, but it come with a Bill of Sale only, so do not expect a title with the car. Check your state's laws etc. on how to apply for a title. I just didn't take the time to apply for one. This is a ground up from scratch build with all new parts, frame, body, rack and pinion steering, etc. It was not built with junk parts and looks and drives great. The car is being sold AS IS with no warranty either written or expressed. You are welcome to come view the car in person, test drive it, kick the tires, crawl in it under it and then bid to own. The car runs and drives as it should, lights, turn signals, oil pressure gauge and water temp gauges all work. The speedometer shows only 11 miles since built, but the odometer and speedometer register slower than you are actually going, so it will need a different plastic gear on the cable running into the transmission. Fuel gauge and horn does not work. The horn was working, so it has to be a simple fix. The car is being sold locallyalso, so I will end the bidding if sold here, but once the reserve has been met on Ebay, it will sell on eBay. There is NO top. It is roadster and does not have any type of top at all. Both doors are functional and open and close easily. I am 5'10", weigh 210 lbs. and fit fine. There is room enough for two people and maybe one small child in the center. Bid to own and good luck. Ask any question you would like and I will answer. Shipping in the responsibility of the buyer. |
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