1929 Model A Ford Roadster Pickup on 2040-cars
Salem, Ohio, United States
OFFERED FORE SALE IS A 1929 MODEL A ROADSTER PICKUP WITH 390 MILES SINCE FRAME OFF RESTORATION. IT SPORTS A PROFESSOIONALLY BUILT OAK BED THAT IS A REAL EYE CATCHER. IT IS EQUIPPED AS FOLLOWS. LE BARON BONNY FOLDING TOLP WITH SIDE CURTAINS, 1 YEAR OLD BATTERY, POWDER COATER WHEELS WITH FOUR NEW WHITE WALL TIRES, DUAL FENDER MOUNTED SPARES, CAST IRON BRAKE DRUMS, S. S. FRONT BUMPER AND RADIATOR STONE GUARD, MOTOR METER RADIATOR CAP, NU REX ALTERNATOR, LEAKLESS WATER PUMP, MODERN DISTRIBUTOR, AIR MAZE AIR FILTER, COWL LIGHTS WITH TURN SIGNALS, WOOD STEERING WHEEL, DUAL SIDE MOUNT MIRRORS, CUSTOM INTERIOR WITH CARPET. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A MODEL A THAT WILL TURN THEIR HEADS YOU CAN'T DO BETTER THAN THIS ONE AND IT'S PRICED TO SELL. OFFERED AS IS WHERE IS IN SALEM , OHIO. |
Ford Model A for Sale
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Take a look below for the video from Castrol.
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