1928 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan Hotrod on 2040-cars
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States
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First I would like to say thanks to the folks that are trying to scam people out of their cash. This car was listed a few weeks ago. The buyer wanted me to pay for a shipper. So please don't waist my time with that stuff. If you want a real nice model A that has detail second to none, This is your car. there is no need for a shipper, you can drive it home with out a worry. I have a 1928 Tudor sedan for sale. The roof is chopped 5",the floor is channeled 3".The body is rubber mounted for a quiet ride. All the glass is new safety glass that is tinted. The interior is all custom made Black and tan vinyl , with full carpeted floors. The window regulators are brand new as well as the door locks mechanisms. The dash is out of a 1958 Edsel. All the gauges are mechanical Auto meter. Speed`o is right on and works well. The chassis is custom built and powder coated. The front axle is a 1936 Ford with Ford drum brakes. Steering is done thru a Camaro manual steering box that has been reversed. The rear end is a Ford 9" with 3:23 gears. 28 spline open differential. All brakes are new when built. New drums and all the springs and wheel cylinders. The engine is 1981 Ford 300CID with a McCulloch supercharger. It produces 5 psi. I have two Carter carbs that sit on a home built intake. The engine is completely rebuilt and balanced. Forged Ross pistons, Isky cam. I have all the paperwork. The exhaust is custom made with a Porter muffler, all has been ceramic coated Transmission is a C~4 that has been completely rebuilt also. It has a custom aluminum radiator with an electric fan. Starter, battery, and alternator are brand new when built .Battery box is from a Ford Econoline van. The headlights are halogen and the '59 Caddy taillights are lit with LED's. The third brake light is off a school bus from the 40's,that is also lit with LEDS. The tires are all from Diamond Back tires, radials with wide whites . They are mounted on 16" custom steel wheels from Early Wheel. Caps and trim rings are all new when built. It has a 13 gallon aluminum fuel tank with a working gas gauge. |
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