1929 Ford Model A Pickup Roadster "hot Rod" "street Rod" All Steel Custom on 2040-cars
Jackson, Tennessee, United States
This is a recent build custom 1929 model A Ford Roadster Pickup truck with an all steel body. The truck's body resides over the boxed custom frame for a channeled look. The grille is a 1932 "Duece" with a custom made hood (off in most pictures). All the undercarriage is painted and detailed to match the body with all high quality components and nothing skimped on. The undercarriage has mounted external battery post (see capped in pictures) for easy access if needed and a battery tender pre wired lead. The Drivetrain is a 350 crate motor mated to a TH350 automatic turning a Ford 8". The motor has an Edelbrock intake and carb, High energy ignition system, Sanderson Lakester Headers with removable patented baffles that work very well. The car has presence but is not too loud with the baffles. The sound is very comfortable at cruising speeds and just right when accelerating. The aluminum radiator temperature stays at 180 and has a thermostat controlled electric fan. The interior is very well done with bomber seats and red to highlight the black body. All gauges are fully functional as well as turn signals, all lights and a 3 speed heater for chilly rides home from the local ice cream parlor.
The truck drives excellent and you can take your hands off the wheel at any highway speed and it drives straight and true. The suspension works very well with coil overs and panard bar in the rear and a really well set up dropped front axel with disc brakes, chromed shocks, stabilizer and hair pins. This truck is ready to show or drive and will draw a lot of attention wherever it goes. Shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer and I will assist in any way I can to make sure pickup goes without any issues. I utilized J.J. Best and the Bank of Bristol TN who holds the title to finance a portion of this truck which will be retrieved upon payment of balance. |
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