1931 Model A Ford Phaeton Replica Made By Glassic, Excellent Driver! on 2040-cars
Millville, New Jersey, United States
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Are
you ready for summertime fun with the whole family? This small investment will
do the trick! Due to a serious health issue I must downsize my car collection.
This is a replica of the 1931 Ford Model A that will seat 5 passengers for top
down summer fun. This replica is made by a company called "Glassic"
in West Palm Beach Florida. They were factory manufactured between 1966 and
1981. This car uses the famous International Scout four cylinder engine and
chassis with a three speed manual transmission. They made 1600 replicas of this
wonderful car. (Look up http://glassicannex.org/history.htm) for more
information. Unlike the real Model A Ford, this car can cruise at highway
speeds all day long with no problems and stop with great hydraulic brakes. This
car also has a hydraulic clutch matched up with the 3 speed transmission for
ease of shifting. A lot of thought and engineering was involved producing this
car. The car handles great handling with the scout suspension and easy
steering. A full gauge instrument panel shows speed and engine functions along
with a radio/CD player and heater/defroster combo. Car also has blue neon
lights underside for your evening car shows and cruises and of course an old
"aaooggaa" motor driven horn. The car has snap in plastic windows for
wet or winter weather along with dual windshield wipers. New tires (6) with
wire hubcaps, includes dual side mount spares. It also features a luggage box on
the back. The car has a clear New Jersey title and is titled as a 1968 Ford
Glassic. I added authentic Ford Model A taillights and gas cap on front cowl.
The speedometer shows 71,000 miles and I was told it was mechanically
thoroughly rebuilt by the owner that had it in Ohio about 2,000 miles ago. The
car is excellent mechanically and I can't prove that claim but I believe it is
all rebuilt. I have a lot of local interest in the car and reserve the right to
end the auction at any time. Shipping is the buyers responsibility but I will
help anyway I can on my end. I hate to sell this car but I must so please be
sincere and ask any serious questions before bidding. My reserve is much lower
than I paid for the car but health forces the sale. Please call John at
856-327-0289 or cell phone 609-501-5192 and I'll answer sensible questions. Bid
with confidence and good luck. God Bless - John.
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