1928 Ford Model A Roadster Hot Rod Rat Rod 351 Windsor 32 Ford Traditional Steel on 2040-cars
East Wenatchee, Washington, United States
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1928 Model A Up for bid today is a Really cool 28 Ford real vintage Steel (including the 32 grille shell and insert) Roadster. We are selling this car for a friend who built it and has had it about 10 years. This car has the right look and stance and has awesome patina that is a head turner wherever it goes. Just a very cool car that runs and drives well, has a few things left to do such as finish turn signal wiring, and fuel gauge but pretty much ready to go. Check out the Video and hear it run! Here are some more specs on the car: * Fully boxed Model A frame * 4 bar suspension front and rear - Transverse leaf on the front/ Coil overs on the back * Magnum dropped axle with disc brakes * 351 Windsor motor/ C4 Automatic trans - good used unit - runs good * New Holley 2 barrel carb * 8 inch Ford rear axle * Lokar Shift kit * Flowmaster dual Exhaust * Mustang Steering box * Poly gas tank * BF Goodrich TA tires on Steel Wheels Extras - * Top W side curtains, will need some work to be installed * Extra Hood * original A grille shell * Extra decklid * 2 doors * Patch panels Check out Pictures and video and feel free to ask questions! Car is for sale locally and the owner is also taking the car to The Goodguys show in Puyallup Washington if anyone wants to see it there - Feel free to contact the Owner with questions - Steve 509-699-3041 Payment will be Cash in person or Cashiers Check or wire transfer within 5 days of sale |
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