1930 Ford Model A Tudor on 2040-cars
Gaithersburg, Maryland, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Engine:Original - 4 Cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Model A
Trim: Sedan
Drive Type: Manual
Mileage: 9,900
Sub Model: Tudor
1930 Model A Ford Tudor. Gorgeous car !!! Beautiful interior and exterior! The car just very recently underwent a complete restoration and is super nice. Excellent older restoration with new upgrades and parts. This car is impressive and fun to drive ! Ready to go ! Buyers are encouraged to come and inspect the car. Clear title.
Restoration work (spent $10,500 for restoration) recently performed, in details, are:
1- Replaced new battery with anti corrosion
2- Replaced bushings on the rear wheel plates
3- Welded up worn tracks and machined them to correct size
4- Replaced both brake cam shaft
5- Installed new springs on shoes and centered the shoes on backing plates
6- Reinstalled newly bushed emergency brake carrier on rear braking plates
7- Adjust all brake rods and freed up frozen clevis
8- Cleaned and repacked bearings and instal new seals in rear hub
9- Cleaned and repacked left front bearings
10- Installed new races in right front drum
11- Adjust shoe to the drum clearance and adjust brake rod length for proper operation
12- Check and adjust clutch pedal operation
13- Remove and rewiring both tail light
14- Installed missing lens and new tag bracket on right tail light
15- Installed new ignition switch and cable
16- Installed new dash lamp
17- Machined and groove missing from the reproduction dash
18- Installed new leak proof end plate after removing steering box
19- Installed new harness with turn signals incorporated
20- Installed new halogen head lamps
21- Replaced right rear window crank
22- Adjusted the interior panels to correct shape
23- Replaced a new cap for gas cap
24- car just serviced: Drained the gas, transmission, rear and engine sump and replaced with new fluids
25- Replaced a new horn
26- Adjusted spark plug gap; adjusted point gap and reset timing
Call Tony for further details at 240-888-3616
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