1930 Model A Roadster on 2040-cars
Boise, Idaho, United States
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This is a solid, all steel, rust free roadster. I would say the body, top and interior are very good. The paint is overall good but has some chipping on the doors. The best thing about this car is the engine and transmission. It has a Model B engine with a craiger overhead conversion. Its really a period hot rod. The car can easily maintain highway speeds as it has a high speed rear end. I have had the car for over five years and have driven it on several long tours. The duel spot lights are working as well as all the electrical systems. I can change the 17" tires and wheels to either 19" or 16". I can deliver up to 500 miles of Boise, Idaho for 60 cents a loaded mile or will assist with your transport. Contact Bob at 208 891-7186 or email through ebay with any questions.
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