1930 Roadster Deluxetan Rumble Seat Dual Mounts Convertible Starts-runs Beauty on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4 cylinder
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1930
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Trim: Orange
Options: duel Mounts, Leather Seats, Convertible
Drive Type: standard
Safety Features: Smal Rear Window, Leather Seats,Smoke Free Envirom, some stains on floor
Mileage: 23,108
Sub Model: Roadster
Exterior Color: Tan
Warranty: No Warranty
Interior Color: Tan
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This auction is for a 1930 FORD Model "A" Deluxe Roadster 2-Door Convertible. Fully restored in 2004,Tan with orange and black trim, Luggage Rack, duel Mounts and of course the Rumble Seat. This car has been family owned since its purchase in Early 1990's. This car has been entered into various auto shows over the years. The Engine was cleaned and emptied for preservation during storage and it has been in storage since 2010. A mechanic came out to look at the car, The car has been started and runs. The Mechanic said the engine looks great, ..needs a Carburetor cleaning and the fuel tank emptied again because of adding more gas to start it because of any residue that might have been in there previously,also,he put in a brand new battery and the engine fired up! The mechanic also commented "that we had a very beautiful clean car...very well taken care of."
This vehicle has been passed down through 2 generations since 1997, and is now being sold to settle the remainder of our Family Estate. This is beautiful vehicle,and has been well cared for. A few extra details to note about the vehicle.The Gauges seem in tact-nice Top. There are some stains on the carpet, near the door on the passenger side (see Photos). There also are some small scratches in various locations on the outside of the vehicle, however they are not clearly visible. The leather interiors, both in the car and the rumble seat, are in tact with no tears in the material, and very minimal usage wear. The side panel, adjustable windows are not on it due to one of them being damaged when brought to our home. We still have them in our possession. Upon inspection, and after cleaning, there was no rust, or chipping of the paint discovered. Please note that the buyer assumes all taxes, licencing fees, shipping costs, and any and all other cost of this vehicle upon purchase. This vehicle is "As Is" No warranty. Very Clean beautiful car..Thank you for looking!..Happy Bidding! We are very proud to be able to be offering this vehicle up for sale to you today, and we hope that it is what you are looking for. No question is too small to ask, please do not be shy, ask anything. |
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