1930 Ford Model A Fordor Sedan on 2040-cars
Hampton, South Carolina, United States
Engine:none
Drive Type: rear
Make: Ford
Mileage: 0
Model: Model A
Exterior Color: Black
Trim: none
Good solid project; doors,cowl and body almost perfect no rust. It has been stripped and primed. The only patch panels are behind rear fenders.
Gas tank is not the right one its rusted out and needs to be replaced. Front fenders look ok but I would replace them. Only have one rear
fender. Front and rear seat springs are good. All the wood looks good. The bad wood has been replaced. Body just bolted to frame for transport also
the doors just have bolts just dropped in hinges to hold them on. The wheels and tires on car does not go with sale. I Will install steel wheels
and tires that will hold air. The parts shown in pictures are all that I have. No title bill of sale only. Any questions call James 803-943 8369
or email.
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