1931 Ford Model A Coupe on 2040-cars
Rochester, New Hampshire, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4 cyl
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Model A
Trim: Black
Drive Type: original/ unrestored
Mileage: 84,243
**1931 Ford Model A Coupe**
1931 Ford 5 Window Coupe with trunk, runs good, this coupe appears to have been fixed up to drive in the 1950's, interior is very presentable and clean, mechanically this car is 100% original, bottom of the doors and cowl are 100% solid original Henry Ford steel, there are patches on very bottom of the rear quarters, sub frame solid, trunk lid has some minor dings and dents but no rust or rot, front fenders are solid-no rips/ tears/ bead breaks, rear fenders are solid but do have a few bead breaks that have been brazed, windows roll up and down with no problem, glass is good, wiring appears to have been replaced recently, has directions, brake lights and rear running lights work however new headlight sockets are needed, brand new front wooded floor boards, nice straight radiator shell and headlights (couple minor dings), brand new 6 volt Napa battery
With a little bit of tinkering this car would make an excellent driver or a restoration project. Selling this because I have too many projects and not enough storage, hate to see it go. This car is located in Rochester NH.
This car is being sold as-is with a bill of sale and a copy of an old NH registration if needed. I do NOT have a tittle for this car, NH does not require them for this vintage.
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