1928 Ford Model A Tudor Ratrod Rat Rod Hotrod Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States
1928 Ford Tudor. This car was built very well. new wheels and tires put on about 50 miles ago. this car has about 10000 miles on it. The engine is a small block 383 chevy with a th350 trans. I am 6'1" and fit in this car great. It is a very fast and fun car to drive. You will turn heads all over the place. This car has won many awards including best car 1950 and earlier, bad to the bone, best in class, peoples choice best in class. This car is a very safe and road proven car. Vintage Nevada 1928 plates that read 28-383 will be included in the sale of the car. Lots of pinstripe and airbrushing done on this car. I will help with shipping. per mile from Winnemucca, Nevada 89446. 25% due within 48 hours of action end. We can talk about payment after that. Willing to wait for financing to make payment. I am willing to help out any way I can. I also have a set of steel wheels that come with the car and they have 75% tread white walls on them. the new tires are 315 in the rear and 275. so it has a very wide stance in the rear. looks great I have an extra gallon of paint that will go with the car. (the silver color) I will try and post some pictures of the inside soon. this car is not bagged it is coil over's in the rear. you could put bags on it very easy. thanks for looking and if you have any questions just ask I will email you asap. |
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