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1929 Ford 2 Door Tub, Street Rod, Convertible on 2040-cars

Year:1929 Mileage:69999
Location:

Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States

Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
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This is a very solid, with steel body and fenders in very good condition.  The owner had removed the roof from this two door sedan, to make it a TUB, street rod.  The roof is available, should you wish to make it back to a sedan, which I doubt, when you see the craftsman ship involved.  This was done 20 years ago and left in his pole barn, along with installing a Jasper 350 SBC, turbo 350 and a GM 10 bolt rear end.  It also had a Mustang 11 front suspension installed and a tilt wheel.  The interior has bucket seats, rear seat, floor shift and is sanitary and in very usable condition.  You will notice wood parts, in place of sheet metal. This is also done with a great deal of craftsman ship and fits very well.  Over the years, it has picked a good share of chips and scratches, moving it towards the rat rod category.
The owner, who had moved to Arizona, contacted me and asked if I would be interested in putting this disassembled street rod together and getting it running, as he had sold the property. I agreed and after doing all that is required in waking up and assembling a 20 year storage car, it now runs, moves, stops, with working lights and gauges.  At this point it is not streetable, needing attention to the brakes and the 20 plus year old tires.  It is capable of driving onto a trailer.
During the assembly, I noticed the need for three hood hold downs, as I could find only one.  It has six aluminum E/T wheels, with big and little's on the car, and they hold air.  I've done what I can the easy stuff is left for you.  The reserve is very reasonable, because of that.
May consider a finished lead sled trade, no projects.
This car is listed locally and is subject to prior sale, ending the auction.

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