Murray Town Car on 2040-cars
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
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Great running candidate for restoration. Solid car. Hard to find one in this condition on the east coast. Chassis is an older restoration. New tires and tubes. Too many new parts to list. Have receipts for all. Body is nearly rust free. Everything in brown primer was stripped to bare metal and only a primer was applied to protect the metal. Subrail extensions, top wood and interior need to be replaced. One rust hole located at the rear of the body at spare tire carrier and some minor pitting in the cowl above the tank. The hood, glass, trim, window regulators, floor boards, spare tire and carrier will come with the car. Lots of other Model A parts too! Clear North Carolina Title. May consider trading for a T Bucket. If you would like to view the car in person please contact me to set a time. As always, feel free to ask any questions and thanks for looking. |
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