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1930 Ford Model A All Steel 2 Door Sedan - Rat Rod on 2040-cars
US $27,000.00
Year:1930
Mileage:2300
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TRUE HOT ROD STYLE MODEL A TUDOR SEDAN. PROVEN DRIVER WITH JUST 2300 MILES OF RELIABILITY ON BALANCED 350 ENGINE MILD CAM. LAKES STYLE POWDER COATED HEADERS WITH GLASS PACK MUFFLERS EXITING OUT THE REAR AND CHROME ENGINE DRESS UP KIT.TRANS IS A 350 WITH A MILD SHIFT KIT. IT WILL EASILY CHIRP THE TIRES. FORD 9 INCH REAR END WITH 308 GEARS FOR LONG HAULS. A DROPPED I BEAN AXEL AND DISC BRAKES, FOUR BAR WITH COIL OVER SHOCKS. ALL STEEL BODY, FILLED STEEEL ROOF. HOT ROD BLACK WITH CORRECT PIN STRIPPING INSIDE AND OUT. FRESH TUCK AND ROLL TYPE INTERIOR RED LEATHERTTE. ALL NEW TINTED GLASS AND BIG AND LITTLE WIDE WHITE RADIALS TIRES MAKES THIS A VERY DRIVABLE EYE CATCHING CAR. 27 K PLEASE USE 'CONTACT SELLER' TO EMAIL FOR MORE INFORMATION. SMOKE-FREE HOME. THANKS FOR LOOKING! |
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