1931 Ford Roadster Sbc 327 Th350 Automatic Rumble Seat Built Like A 50's Era Rod on 2040-cars
Fallbrook, California, United States
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Original steel body and fenders w/ rumble seat. Great Father/Son "finish it my way" project. Easy to work on. Fun and exciting to Drive. Boxed Model A frame, 327 SBC (1963), Stock intake & Carb, mid/late 40's Ford Front Axle and brakes. TH 350 trans, 8.5 Ford Rear end, Vega steering box, Traditional front/panhard sway bars, Ford steel wheels 16" Coker tires, New Walker Radiator. This is an 82 year old body with hidden rust, a few small cracks in the sheet metal and an original boxed frame. Built as to resemble a 50's Era hot rod by the Gas Monkey Garage in Texas around 2005. It has had a few appearance changes since then by the previous owner. Has clear ARIZONA title, street legal, all light work. 1931 Ford Roadster original steel body and front fenders w/ rumble seat. Rear Fenders are re-pops. Great Father/Son "finish it my way" project. Easy to work on. Fun and exciting to Drive. Gets lots of thumbs up and attention. Make me a reasonable offer!!! I need this out of my garage and into yours. The price is much less than we have into this car. Boxed Model A frame 327 Chevy (1963) Stock intake & Carb mid/late 40's Ford Front Axle 48 Ford brakes Chevy ramhorn manifolds and dual exhaust TH 350 transmission 8.5" Ford Rear end New Vega steering box Traditional front/panhard sway bars Traditional front-end set up Ford bolt pattern steel wheels 31 Grill Shell New Walker Radiator. Oxidized paint (mostly) Ford wheels painted red with stock 40's caps and 16" Coker tires Brand new Convertible top Naugahide interior (seat has seperated seam) This is an 82 year old body with hidden rust, a few small cracks in the sheet metal and an original boxed frame. |
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