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Year:1933 Mileage:16488
Location:

Starbuck, Manitoba, Canada

Starbuck, Manitoba, Canada
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*****Estate Auction*****

1932 Ford 5 Window Coupe & 1933 Ford Cabriolet Roadster - two car auction...

This is a tremendous opportunity to own a pair of sequential year all steel Ford hot rods!

1932 Ford "American Graffiti" Tribute Project Car:

This is an older restoration and is being sold as-is with no warranty. This is a used classic car that requires a full restoration that the buyer must acknowledge and accept before bidding. It has excellent potential and all the hard work is already done!

It was purchased by my late father in in the early 90's. It was never driven and was in storage until he passed-away suddenly in 2013.

Features:

  Ford 390CI, C4 Auto, Ford tri-power setup, Power Motorized Trunk (up/down/open), roof radically chopped, lowered suspension, dual exhaust, Ford 9" rear, boxed frame, comes with Ontario Registration/Title

Imperfections:

needs new interior, needs new paint and some body work, not running but appears not seized, tires hold enough air to get on trailer! car has been in storage for over 20 years but complete,


1933 Ford Cabriolet Roadster:

This is an older restoration and is being sold as-is with no warranty. This is a used classic car that runs and drives well but has some minor imperfections that the buyer must acknowledge/accept before bidding. It is a good driver and still shows well.

It was purchased by my late father in the early 90's. It was driven frequently during the summer months to car shows in his hometown until he passed away suddenly in 2013.

Features:

Ford 302CI, C4 auto, newer (mint) manual top, windshield chopped, channeled, lowered suspension, dual exhaust, have 33 hood (not on car), custom pin striping, headers, runs and drives well, comes with Ontario Registration/title

Imperfections:

transmission leak (from sitting), dash in poor condition, several minor scrapes and dings (older paint), minor ignition switch issue (bypass in trunk), drivers door glass cracked


Many more photos available and shipping advice available upon request.


10% deposit required after successful bid and full payment required prior to making shipping arrangements or pickup.

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