1931 Ford Model A Sedan Street Rod on 2040-cars
Colerain, Ohio, United States
1931 Ford Model A 2 door sedan. This beautiful street rod was well built using the best of everything. The engine is a 302 bored .030 backed up by an AOD automatic transmission and a new 9 inch ford posi-traction rear end. The engine runs great and sounds strong. The transmission shifts great. The car rides on a new TCI frame and and is equipped with a TCI polished front suspension and rack and pinion steering. It is riding on polished 15 X 7 Summit rims with nice rubber. The car has a custom two-tone gray tweed interior and is loaded with options such as heat and air conditioning, cruise control, tilt wheel, power windows, interior lights, AM FM CD stereo with remote control located in a custom overhead console. The shell of the car is original steel but has new fenders and running boards. The car is very straight and shows with the black paint. The car has a 4 inch dropped stainless headlight bar. It is also equipped with back up lights. This car is very nice. There are a few flaws in the body/paint. On the bottom of the drivers side hood curtain there is an area the size of a quarter that shows a slight defect. On the drivers front fender near the bottom of the cowl there is a crack in the paint about 1 inch long. On the rear panel of the car below the rear window and body line there are small bubbles in the paint. Bid with confidence on this car. This is a car that you can drive and enjoy and easily win trophies at local shows. The car is sold as is where is and the buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping. All funds must clear before the car transfers possession. Good luck.
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