Backyard Barn Find! This Car Was Built By My Father, Who Has Now Passed On. on 2040-cars
Oneida, Wisconsin, United States
This Roadster was restored in the early 90s and while not a show car it still looks very good. My father built this car and a half dozen other cars from the ground up. I have driven this car from time to time over the years and it is mechanically sound, unfortunately it has not been driven in the past three years. For this reason I recommend cleaning the gas tank. Few cars get more attention than an old Model A Ford with a rumble seat. This 1931 is no exception. The blue paint is in good condition. The original style interior is like new. The body, frame, fenders, wheels, motor are all reconditioned original. This is not fresh stamped metal ordered from a magazine. Beautiful added details of dual spare mounted tires with a mirror mounted on each and vent windows with roses engraved. I have started the car on a bottle of gas, so getting it road worthy should be not big deal. Again, this car is not a trailer queen but it is a thing of beauty. I am posting a lot of pictures so you can get a good sense of the car's condition. I know it is difficult to buy a car off of pictures, so personal inspection is welcomed. I have many Model A parts and more cars to sell. Please contact me with any questions. Thank you.
Please Note...Buyer is responsible for any applicable tax or title fees along with shipping or vehicle pickup...Due to age of vehicle all sales are "as is"...
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