1929 Ford Model A Sport Coupe on 2040-cars
Westlake Village, California, United States
1929 Ford Model A Sport Coupe
Very rare Sport model with cloth soft top Very nice condition Model A Sport Coupe that has been very well cared for and driven with 102k original miles. It is an older restoration done in the early nineties but has held up very nicely. This car has only had 4 owners and is a very rare model with a cloth soft top. The most recent owner of 20 years bought the car from the president of the southern california model A club (at the time) who did the restoration, so you know it was done right! This car has always been a CA car and has zero rust. - It starts right up and drives and rides like new, needs nothing mechanically - has the original flat head 4 cylinder and 3 speed manual transmission - everything works on the car, needs nothing - original rims in excellent condition, very minor nicks on a couple of them - newer tires including spare - has a very nice rumble seat The paint is still in very nice condition, just look at the pics. All of the chrome on the bumpers and headlights is excellent, the only area that needs to be re-chromed is the radiator cover, please look at the pics for details on that. The interior was restored with all original materials and still looks like new, the only area that needs attention is one of the seams on the headliner has come undone, it is not a tear simply just stitching that has come undone and needs to be restitched. This is a high quality driver that can be used in parades and can win at the local town car show! Please let me know if you have any questions, thanks! Rob 310.995.eight.eight.nine.six |
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