Ford 1931 Coupe Rumble Seat! Sharp! on 2040-cars
Neosho, Wisconsin, United States
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Very sharp coupe that a restoration was started on about 37 years ago in a fellows house! Paint work is done and is great! Lots of new parts that were purchased in the 70-80's with receipts! New glass, new tires, rebuilt engine, chassis done. No patch panels! Nicest coupe body I have had in years! New wood, new nuts, bolts, floor panel etc! New running boards! Hood needs to be redone because the original hood went missing along with the fenders from the body shop years ago. Some duplicate pieces. Paint is in the light green color with the darker green for a great look! Much, much better than a barn find! This was a house find! I can store for a couple of weeks if needed. Cash is best! Mileage is not accurate! Both frame horns have had repairs years ago. Another frame is going with the car if you would like to use more modern methods of repair. Forgot to take pictures of painted fuel tank. Just returned from Back To The Fifties car show and based on what was in the Car Corral for Model A's and what they were asking we should be getting about $14K for this one! Why start with a rusty barn find that will need patch panels when this one is very very clean and has not had patch panels???? Body done....... chassis done........... rebuilt engine....... this should be a no brainer! Price has been reduced because of a car I have arriving. Just assemble this and resell it and make money! No extra holes in firewall either! White dots that show on roof etc are not chips.. just splatter from wax.......... comes right off. I have no problem shipping to Australia, New Zeland or Sweden! You will NOT be disappointed with this car! Hate to sell but another car is coming and I need the room! This is one heck of a find and easy to complete! Why spend 5-6000 on a barn find and then rebuild the engine and put another 5000 in the body?
On Jun-16-14 at 09:24:57 PDT, seller added the following informatio On Jun-25-14 at 10:49:13 PDT, seller added the following informati On Jul-18-14 at 11:16:47 PDT, seller added the following information: Just advertised locally so auction may end early! |
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