| | | COMPLETE FRAME OFF RESTORATION! EVERY NUT AND BOLT WAS REMOVED A EVERY PART RESTORED! WONDERFUL DRIVING AND GREAT LOOKING EXAMPLE, A MUST SEE! | | SPECIFICATIONS | Year | 1930 | Make | Ford | Model | Model A Deluxe Coupe | VIN | 1595510K | Mileage | 2544 | Engine | 200.5ci | Cylinders | Inline 4cly | Transmission | 3-Speed | Title | Clear / IL | Color | burgundy / black | Interior Color | tan | | | DESCRIPTION | We are very pleased to offer this wonderful 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Rumble Seat Coupe! It comes beautifully refinished in Ford Burgundy and Black with correct Lebaron Bonney Brown Cloth interior and Brown naugahyde rear rumble seat! Powered by a fully rebuilt 200.5ci inline 4 cylinder engine and 3-speed manual transmission! Features include rear rumble seat, tilt-out front windshield, windshield visor, rear mounted spare tire with FORD cover, vacuum-operated windshield wiper, Winged Motometer radiator cap, correct Ford headlamps, seat belts, dual cowl & tail lamps, owners manual, and white wall tires! This delightful example was completely frame-off restored and used for display & show purposes some years ago. Now showing only 2,544 miles on the odometer today, it was exercised monthly since its restoration but was primarily a parade vehicle. It includes a fully rebuilt engine to run on modern unleaded fuels. New Babbitt bearings, hardened valves for unleaded fuel, and upgraded water pump seal where installed. New tan Lebaron Bonney interior was installed. The original Henry Ford All Steel Body and Frame where painted in industrial strength Imron paint for its durability, protection and long life. Recently serviced and inspected, everything is working as it should with the exception of the vacuum operated wiper. We found the running gear to be in superb condition, and it is ready for immediately use; cruising, car shows, and parades alike! Please feel free to contact us as we would welcome any questions and personal inspections. International world wide shipping is available and we are happy to assist in arranging shipping of your new Model A Deluxe Rumble Seat Coupe if needed.
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