1928 Ford Modela~60a Briggs Fordor Leatherback Sedan W/rare Cowl Vent~no Reserve on 2040-cars
Loganton, Pennsylvania, United States
I am listing this Model A for a friend. It is located in Central Pennsylvania and has a Clear PA. title. "This Early 1928 2-window design Briggs Body Fordor with Leatherback material has the Rare Cowl Vent on the Driver's side, Correct Red Steering Wheel, Drum tail light, & Interior Rear Armrests. Gas tank was flushed & fresh gas put in. Engine turns over but spark is weak. Have not had time to do more. Odometer shows only 15,989 miles. Cowl Panels are Solid with No rust through. Top, bows, & Interior needs replacing. All Glass is Good. All Door Handles are there with only one window crank missing. Belonging to my Grandmother, this car has been in the same family since 1959, and ran Good when parked 16 years ago. It has ALWAYS been stored Indoors. Production of these Briggs Leatherbacks with Cowl Vent began in June 1928. This Fordor was built August 15, 1928 as stamped on the firewall, & is in Great Condition with NO Rust-out anywhere." ~Selling with NO RESERVE~
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