1930 Model A Ford Deluxe Coupe Body Off Restoration Best Offer on 2040-cars
Hawkins, Texas, United States
1930 Ford coupe. I can not complete the restoration.
This is as nice as you will find anywhere and if you want to complete the work it will be a super car. Over 18k invested + many hours of labor. complete rebuilt chassis with new engine rebuild zero miles all new bearings and all new gears in transmission rear end rebuilt with new bearing and races 5 new 19" ww tires great wheels new bearings and races all the way around rebuilt brakes rebuilt steering w/needle bearing real good radiator generator rebuilt good starter all new seat spring in the box front and rumble hood and deck lid are new one rear fender is new all others are very nice new cowl lights in the box new wiring harness two new tail lights in the box new instrument panel with amp meter switch and speedometer + cable new door handles good windshield & frame all interior moldings gas tank vatted and sealed 4 new shocks & links carburetor and distributor rebuilt new water pump new hoses new belt body painted with epoxy primer & DuPont BC/CC paint All bumpers re-chromed new gas cap new radiator cap most everything is here to complete the car NO upholstery Work to be completed= paint color sanded and buffed, all trim and interior to be installed final assembly The car can be driven and tested now by sitting on a makeshift seat. It runs, drives and stops great. call me at 903-360-7116 and I'll answer your questions honestly. Look at my feedback and you will see I am an honest seller. |
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