Model A Ford Pickup Ratrod Model A Truck on 2040-cars
Richmond, Kentucky, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: standard
Model: Model A
Mileage: 0
Trim: pickup
Here is a 1929 model A pickup that is 98% complete and runs good. It is from western KS and has minimal rust. It was up dated in the 1940's with a rare Mallory distributer , a cool air breather was added and so was a very interesting oil cap. I put a new timing gear in it along with a new head gasket and other gaskets and a coil. It has some dints and dings but would look really good going down the road. It has a "barn yard" paint job. No body work is done except for back fender so what you see is what you get . A person could sand it here and there and have a cool jalopy. That's why I left the motor " barn fresh" on the outside. It really wouldn't take too long to get it going down the road. The back brakes work. The front one's aren't connected. The gas tank needs to be cleaned. It needs an exhaust. One side glass is out. Cab wood is good but if you put an original top on it you will need top wood. Needs bed wood. Bodies in this condition are getting harder to find. I hate to part with it , but the better half thinks I need to narrow my projects so to keep peace this one has to go. If you have any questions call 859-351-6649 or 859-623-5135 e-mail is probably easier.
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