1930 Ford Hot Rod,rat Rod,barn Find on 2040-cars
Holland Patent, New York, United States
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this is a hot rod started in the 1960's, the builder had already built an award winning roaster and this was to be his next show car.but sadly he died from cancer at a young age and did not get to finish. the car then went to a friend and into storage until 12 years ago when he passed away. I then acquired the car and it has been in my barn sense. the builder was a high school friend and the second owner was also a good friend. the body work is done but not ready for paint.the mechanicals were completed at time of build,but of course would need to be redone.it will need wiring,glass,and everything redone to your desires.the engine is a 283 v8 it turns but I have not had it running.the transmission is a chevy 3 speed with a floor shift conversion. the rear is a 1950's chevy. front axel is ford straight axle. rear suspension is 1/4 leaf spring.see photo's.the front fenders are fitted to the car and braces are there.one rear fender is mostly made ,other is not.fuel tank is installed with fuel door at l/r corner.the floor is all in.the pictures out doors are of when I aquried the car, the indoor pictures are as the car sets today. any questions please contact me.cash is king. I c0uld deliver but you would have to pay all my expenses. I would consider partial trade for a vintage driveable pickup. |
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