1929 Ford Model A Roadster Pick-up on 2040-cars
Middletown, Ohio, United States
This 1929 Ford Model A Roadster Pick-up is being sold by the previous owner's family. This classic has been kept in a controlled climate for the last 20 years (+), and was refurbished by the owner. It has not been fully restored, and would not take much to get it back to "show" condition. The original engine was replaced in the 1970's with a Pinto 4-cylinder engine, electric starter, and automatic transmission. This made the pick-up easier to drive around his property with his grandchildren. The brake pedal and clutch pedal both simultaneously work the power braking system. The frame and body of this 1929 Ford Model A are original, and in great condition. The frame shows some slight rust, but is completely intact and unmodified.This classic is a unique combination of the "roadster" removable top, and pick-up bed that came out of the Ford factory in 1929. You won't find another 1929 Ford Model A Roadster Pick-up in as good of condition as the owner has kept this prized classic. Feel free to give us a call if you want to schedule a personal showing, or ask a question about the vehicle. There is nothing to hide on this vehicle, but the customizations have been done over 25 years ago and about 90% of the remaining Ford is original.Buyer is 100% responsible for any shipping or delivery of the vehicle, but we can assist. Title is in-house, and is free-and-clear. 100% deposit is due within 7-days of auction end. Call with any questions 513-217-4990 ask for Mark. More pictures can be seen on our website due to the limited number of photos that Ebay will allow. Search "Frontier Motors Middletown" in google, and find our inventory on the website.
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