1930 Ford Model A Coupe Rat Rod Hot Rod Chopped Kustom Custom 5 Window on 2040-cars
Arcata, California, United States
1930 Model A 5 window coupe. This is a project that needs quite a bit of work but has potential to be saved. It is just propped and tacked together for the pictures. The teenage rat rod butcher got a hold of it, but it can be brought back if you have the skills and vision.
302 with vintage Edelbrock valve covers, Demon carb. Motor is wired and runs, auto trans, driveline is in place. Fuel tank mounted and plumbed. Steering is hooked up and functional. Brakes are hooked up with pedal mounted, proportioning valve. Electric fan but also have the blades for mechanical fan. This car will start and drive but needs lots of proper mounting and frame work. The body has been chopped and shaved. It has original steel and some of the wood inside and a bunch of bondo on the roof. Doors open and close with latches. No windows but does come with rear side glass and frames. The body is not mounted to the frame just propped in postion for pictures. It will need full interior and some frame work. There is no floor and the inner fenders are fairly butchered. There is no firewall just cardboard in the pictures. Original steering wheel. Has an extra grill shell that has been cut. Tires are dirty but brand new. Rear tires are Firestone and are 31" tall white walls, still have the nubs on them 0 miles. Front wheels have surface rust. No title but will have a bill of sale. The original numbers are legible and stamped in the frame and checked by CHP. THIS IS A TOTAL PROJECT AND IS SOLD AS-IS. Shipping or transport is the responsibility of the buyer. I will send pictures of any parts youd like to see more of and answer any questions about anything, Thank You |
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