1929 Model A Roadster Super Deluxe Shay Replica(one Of A Kind In World)7.6 Miles on 2040-cars
Clarendon, Arkansas, United States
This 1929 Model A Roadster Super Deluxe Shay Replica was one of several I purchased as a Ford dealer. The rest were retailed but I decided to store and keep this one. It was covered and stored in a metal warehouse for 34 years.
The warehouse is now for sale and the model A needs to find a new home. After installing a new battery and some gas it kicked right off and I drove it around the block with no problem. It has a small B B size spot on the passenger side of the windshield and some rust on some of the 6 wheels. The fiber glass exterior shows no damage and with a slight wash job looks quire sharp. The vinyl seats in cabin and rumble seat look like new. This car has never been sold to anyone except the Knoll-English, Inc. Ford agency and has no title only a good bill of sale. After I receive cash in hand you can drive or trailer it to its new home. |
Ford Model A for Sale
- 1929 ford roadster rumble seat side mount spare no rust drives great clear title
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- Restored, new black and root beer paint looks awesome with the tinted glass
- 1930 model a woody
- 1929 ford model a totally professionally restored(US $22,000.00)
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