Ford Modle A Ratrod on 2040-cars
Stockton, California, United States
Body Type:ROADSTER
Engine:1964 260 SMALL BLOCK FORD
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: PLYWOOD AND MEXICAN BLANKETS
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Model A
Trim: SOME
Drive Type: AUTOMATIC
Mileage: 200
Sub Model: "A"
Number of Doors: 0
Exterior Color: RUST AND DIRT
Warranty: NONE
1930 FORD ROADSTER RATROD NEED I SAY MORE???.
IT HAS A 260 FORD WITH AUTOMATIC AND FORD REAR END. ALL FORM A 1964 FORD FALCON RANCHERO (DONER CAR). AND A HOME SHORTENED DRIVELINE. THE DONER HAD ALOT OFMILES BUT IT STILL HAS 50 LBS. OF OIL PRESURE AND RUNS JUST FINE. COLLUM SHIFTER AND A REAL E-BRAKE.
15" VINTIQUE STYLE EARILY FORD WIRES WITH OLD STYLE WIDE WHITE WALL TIRES.
4" DROP BELL FRONT AXLE WITH 37 FORD BRAKES (NEW SHOES AND WHEEL CYL.) NEW MASTER CYL. HOME MADE 4 BAR STYLE REAR SUSPENTION WITH AIR SHOCKS AND SINGLE LEAF SPRING FRONT AND REAR. FRAME RAILS ARE 1932 AND Z"D IN BACK AND SUSIDE STYLE FRONT WITH NOTCHED FRAME FOR CLEARANCE STD. GAS SHOCKS IN FRONT.
FRONT BODY IS FROM A 1947 PLYMOUTH TRUCK WITH 1936 CHRYSLER HEAD LIGHT BUCKETS MODIFIED FOR STD. HEADLIGHT SEALED BEAMS LIGHTS. NEW 1965 MUSTANG RADITOR.
HAS GAS,WATER,OIL AND VOLT GAUGES. A REPLACA 40 FORD STEERING WHEEL WITH AND EARILY FFORD BOX WITH THE USUAL FREE PLAY. LOL LOL.
A PT CRUSIER GAS DOOR AND A HOME BUILT GAS TANK ABOUT 12 GALLONS. BUILT THE BOX ON THE BACK CAUSE NEEDED TO CARRY STUFF LIKE TOOLS HATS GLOVES AND STUFF LIKE THAT.
IT HAS A SMALL AIR LEAK IN THE SHOCK LINE. A REAL ROUGH BODY HOME MADE WINDSHILD FRAME NO WIPERS OR HORN WET. NEED A TALLER WINDSHIELD THE WIND IN THE FACE GETS KIND OLD AFTER A WHILE.
ALL IN ALL THIS IS A REAL FUN CAR TO PUTT AROUND IN GETS A LOT OF STARES FOR ALL KINDS OF PEOPLE.
IF IT DOSEN'T SELL THEN WE PLAN TO DRIVE IT TO RENO FOR THE ROCKABILLY RIOT FATHERS DAY. HOPE IT MAKES THERE AND BACK!!. LOL LOL
PLEASE ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK ME
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