1929 Model A Hearse on 2040-cars
Spotsylvania, Virginia, United States
This is a 29 Model A Hearse originally converted from a 29 pick up. The chassis was extended and the rear compartment added. At that time a 5 speed borg-warner transmission was added to make shifting easier and a low gear available for parades. The vehicle has no rust and looks great, although the paint could do with a professional coat. A new heavy duty radiator was installed so the car does not overheat. The radiator cap is a bird with a temp guage in it. Good charging with a 6 volt alternator installed. All lights and speedo work. Seat belts are installed. All five tires are new with a jacking kit under the seat. The inside of the rear compartment is red plush with new rollers and stops. Locking handles for the front and rear are keyed alike. Chrome is like new. The vehicle was once used at a funeral home for car enthusiasts that wanted to travel in something different but demand was low. Payment: A thousand dollar deposit through Paypal within a week and the balance due before delivery. If you are near me feel free to call and have a look. If you are far away I will be available to assist with shipping. The vehicle has a clear Virginia Title. my email is dougfound@gmail.com
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