31 Henry Ford Model A Coupe on 2040-cars
Panama City, Florida, United States
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31 A bone, very nice condition, clean, and no rust. 12 volt, starts very easy, alternator, everything rebuilt, came from a Florida Judges Estate. This is the smoothest running A-bone I have ever had, very clean and functional, turn signals, heater, mechanical brakes, non-original upholstery but very clean and comfy. you can drive this car anywhere, starts and stops effortlessly, the wiper even works. If there is any bondo in this car, it would be hard to find, the magnet sticks anywhere on the car. windows and doors function well, perfect glass, and please check out the heater, beside the motor on the passenger side, and that crazy old shift knob. This A is too cool, wish I could keep this one, its as clean underneath as it is on the topside. two spots or dings on the body. one by the trunk and a small ding in a fender. Come see it, drive it, you will not be disappointed. T his car is all Henry Ford steel, no fiberglas parts and mostly original. The breezies are etched glass. No drips or leaks, and no smoke, its all been rebuilt! 75, 253 actual miles. oh yeah, the headlight bulbs are sealed beam 12 volt , turn signals and all lights and horn function well. No smoke, leaks, or noises, and windows crank up and down, and windshield cranks out, all effortlessly. This is a true turn key car with a clear florida title.
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