1930 Ford Model A Two Door Sedan, Solid,28,29,31,32 Model A Model A Clear Title on 2040-cars
Lewistown, Montana, United States
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Very solid Montana car. This car was in storage since 1964. Owner bought it in High School and took the engine out to rebuild and never got back to it. He also picked up another engine and several other parts. It all comes with it. There are three rust spots on the car. Thin lines at the bottom of the cowl, like they all do, not very big, and a spot on the top edge of metel above drivers door, where something in the barn was left setting on it. Two tires are flat, if needed I could try and put new tubes in them for you. Left rear fender is bent up in the back. We took all the floor boards out and there is no rot out in the sills or any areas that we found. We unscrewed all the floor board bolts, not all broken off!! CLEAR TITLE in my name!!! NO PAYPAL !! Car must be paid by cash or check, and check must have PLENTY of time to clear before shipping. If you look at my feedback, I don't exagerate on condition, and your vehicle is safe until it leaves. I have stored cars for months for people and they are safe and sound until picked up. However I don't like to store for free forever, so I'll give you 180 days free and $2.00 a day after that!! Last picture shows what it COULD BE if you decided to hot rod it. Item must be paid for within 7 days of end of auction, unless you are bringing cash and clear it with me as to when you are coming. On Apr-17-14 at 20:03:41 PDT, seller added the following information: We can help load, no problem. Any questions, you can call me at 406-538-6666, evenings are best. You can leave a message, but best to keep trying back. Thanks, Tim |
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