1929 Model A Coupe Streetrod, Magazine Car, Rumble Seat, Steel, Nice Nice Nice!! on 2040-cars
Sebring, Florida, United States
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You are bidding on an absolutely stunning 1929 Model A 5 Window Coupe Streetrod. Car is ALL STEEL no fiberglass anywhere; it is completely uncut with the exception of a small cut in the firewall to make room for the distributor. The top is not chopped and the car has never been butchered or cut on. No bondo or rust anywhere on the body, I have gone completely around the car with a magnet. Paint is custom Satin Black with Pinstripping like the old school hot rods and it really sets the car off. Vinyl top was recently redone and looks like new. Powertrain is a fresh GM Crate 350 with all the goodies and chrome kit, backed to a Turbo 350, Chrome driveshaft and and a full Chrome 9” rear with 3:23 gear ratio equipped with a posi unit finish the car off. Car runs very well and starts with just a bump of the key. Exhaust consists of headers with glass packs for that deep hot rod sound. Suspension and Steering consists of a dropped I beam front axle with chrome 4 bar, chrome shocks on all 4 corners, vega steering box, converted to disc brakes up front with chrome master cylinder, drum in back with power assist, car stops very well. Stock Model A frame boxed in front for extra safety, rear chrome ladder bar set up, car rides very nice and doesn’t have any rattles or weird vibrations. Interior is all redone with nice Leather seats, custom headliner, new carpet, custom door panels, overhead unit with new Pioneer radio with MP3/USB hookup, all gauges work including amps, gas, oil, temp, speedo, turnsignals and lights all work as they should. All glass is in great shape with a swing out front windshield. This beauty is equipped with a Rumble seat that is done in matching leather and very comfortable. All the chrome and stainless are in excellent shape and have been recently polished. Wheels are centerlines with bullet lug nuts and caps to give it that old school hot rod look. New Cheater slicks in rear, and front tires have plenty of life left. Car is a very very nice cruiser, super dependable, and is right at home in shows as well and always draws a very large crowd. Car has been featured in Street Rodder magazine June 2013 with a full 2-page article. I will let the pictures do the rest of the talking as I could type all day on how nice this street rod is. If you are looking for an outstanding streetrod that will give you years of trouble free fun and enjoyment then look no further. You will not find a nicer car for the money, car is titled as a 1929 and IS NOT A KIT, once again car is an original 1929 Steel Model A. Clear Florida title any questions feel free to call Frank 863-381-3499, car is sold AS-IS. Payment due within 7 days of auction ending, Thanks! |
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