1929 Ford Model A Coupe on 2040-cars
Jonesboro, Louisiana, United States
Up for bids is this 1929 model A coupe. Let me start out saying that I was asked to sell this car for a gentleman who lives in my town so this is his car I am just listing it and selling it for him. If you have any questions or need anything I can get any information you need. Also I restore 1960's model cars so this is something that I am not an expert on. Look at the pics and I am going to do my best to describe this car. This is a 1929 model A coupe. It has a rumble seat in the back of it. This is a older restoration. It would be considered a daily driver or a car you could show off and enjoy. It is not a show car just a nice driver. The paint is older but still presentable. The interior looks okay. The body looks solid. It has new tires on it. The guy said when he got the car it had been sitting up for several years. He spent alot of money getting it back road worthy. The car runs good now. The local ford dealership went through it and fine tuned it and put new tires on it. It has a clear title in the persons name I am listing it for. The chrome looks good on it. Just look at the pics and if you need to know something I will do my best to find out the information. Once the auction ends just get in contact with me and we can get the deal done. The car is located in Jonesboro Louisiana. It will have to be picked up here. The car seems to run good. If its up for a cross country drive I can't say so that is up to you. I always recommend picking these old cars up with a trailer but that is always up to the buyer. If you want to give me a call my number is 318-278-1069.
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