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1930 Ford Model A Coupe on 2040-cars

Year:1930 Mileage:99999
Location:

Rice Lake, Wisconsin, United States

Rice Lake, Wisconsin, United States

1930 Ford Coupe Hot Rod Project that is original, Runs, drives and stops. Has some rust in the rear quarters and wheel wells but the rust is minimal. Fenders are rough but probably fixable. Running boards, hood, deck lid and doors are very nice. There is tin over the roof and all glass is in the car. The windshield and rear glass are cracked but The rest is in good shape. The door windows roll up and down. The original wood floors are still in it and someone swapped out the seat for a later model that fits real nice. Door panels are still intact but original. I would say the car yard drives and is not road worthy at this time because last time I took it out on the country roads it was leaking quite a bit of oil from the rear main and none of the lights are hooked up right now. Original 19" wheels with decent tires all the way around. Comes with a clean title in my name. 

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