1930 Ford Model A With Rumble Seat Parade Car Rat Rod 20 Yr Restoration Antique on 2040-cars
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You are looking at a 1930 Ford Model A with rumble seat. Restoration is 20 years old. Car has been used for parade car since then regularly. Car starts and runs well. Battery is a little low, may need replaced. Paint is in good shape. It's a great parade car, not a show car. It is normal condition for a 20 year old restoration. Car has been kept inside under a cover. Has windshield wiper option added. Tires do hold air fine but they do have some cracking. All glass is good. Doors open and shut like they should. This car will not be relisted, this is the only chance to buy. If it is not sold on here or locally it is going to be in a family estate auction on May 3rd. Car is located in Nevada Missouri. You are welcome to come and look. Car is sold "As Is" and has no warranty. It is listed locally so this auction can end at any time if its sold. $500 paypal deposit due at end of auction. Balance in cash or wire transfer is due within 3 days. Will not accept paypal for full payment. Zero feedback bidders will be rejected. 620-224-4814 Thanks for looking. |
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