1929 Model A Ford Tudor - Complete And Running - Unrestored. on 2040-cars
Spavinaw, Oklahoma, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:gas
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4 cylinder
Model: Model A
Trim: basic
Drive Type: rear drive
Mileage: 62,352
Exterior Color: Black
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This is a running, driving Model A Ford which is unrestored. Engine was rebuilt before storage in 1966 (have receipts). Was taken out of storage two years ago. Has a new battery, gas tank cleaned, wheels sand blasted and powder coated, four new tires and tubes (the spare is old and needs to be replaced), brakes reworked and they work good. Engine starts and runs well, no smoke, no leaks. Radiator doesn't leak and the engine runs cool, no boil over. Transmission shifts fine and differential seems fine. Does steer hard and can be driven but will probably need some attention. Doors open and latch good. All the glass is good except that the windshield has a couple of cracks. The fenders are metal and have a few dings but are pretty solid. Body is good and straight, but does have some cancer where it sets on the splash apron on passenger side. Also some cancer at bottom of passenger side door (see pictures). May need a couple of patch panels if restoring car. Roof consists of a large rubber sheet which keeps the rain out. Don't know if the mileage is correct, probably not. Will need lots of attention if you plan to restore it (they all do!) but can be driven as is and gets lots of attention. I have a clear Oklahoma title in my name. This Model A is offered without a reserve. Call with questions, 918-589-4140 or cell: 918-804-4379
Will be glad to help with shipping (loading, etc).
Ford Model A for Sale
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