1931 Model A Ford Tudor, Original, New Interior on 2040-cars
Pea Ridge, Arkansas, United States
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Really nice original 1931 Model A Ford Tudor, 39025 miles on odometer, new Firestone tires and tubes, new Lebarron Bonney interior just installed. This car is complete with shocks, engine splash pans, original handles and window cranks, moto-meter, air maze and rear side mirror. Car is in Pea Ridge, Arkansas. It was the touring car for the last 15 years for a couple in our local club. He passed away last year and I am helping his widow sell their cars and some of their parts. This car runs really good and it is ready to drive home if you purchase it. The original paint is a little thin on the sides from too much polishing. The left rear corner next to the fender has a couple dents that could be bumped out, but hardly noticeable. No rust out or any rust visible. The top is the original. The engine has been replaced and it is a strong runner. Original engine included with purchase (may need a rod re-babbitted). Check the pictures out - it will be tough to find a nicer one. Call Dick at 479-586-0070 for more info or to view this car. thanks, God bless.
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