1931 Model A Ford Tudor All Black With Yellow Wheels, Indiana! Runs & Original.. on 2040-cars
Jasonville, Indiana, United States
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This is a 1931 Ford Model A Tudor. Brakes are all new, Motor has lots of new parts- Distributor, all new wiring harness, new hoses, new coil. Pretty much everything to make it run as I never heard it run until we added all the new essential parts. Starts and runs great, new battery (6 volt) also added a power switch so you have to turn it on to avoid any wiring fires. Have extra tires I bought used but are in fair shape and a extra radiator. The springs are there for the back of the rear seat but the interior needs head liner and seats need redone. There is quite a few extra parts such as the spare tire holder which goes on the back of the car and have extra wheels that need refinished to put on the spare tire holder. Has new tail lights, originally only had drivers side only but I added the other tail light. Also put the new lights in the head lamps and added an ooga horn. windshield is in good shape but needs the rubber around it. It opens well and has the latches that holds it open. All windows open or roll down but some of the cranks are missing. I bought two mirrors which are door pin mirrors but haven't been put on yet. I also bought a motor meter radiator cap but haven't put it on yet. It is a very nice car and has a lot done already but still needs finished. I would take partial trade on a boat, or other things guys like that go bang. My number is eight one two 325 zero 316. Under carriage is in good shape as well. Only selling because I went as far as I can go with it or as my health will allow.
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