1930 Ford Roadster Professionally Built: All Ford With Original Body And Fenders on 2040-cars
Englewood, Florida, United States
up for auction is my all steel NO FIBERGLAS 1930 ford roadster with a 32 grille shell, this car was professionally built in 1999 and was retrofitted with a new aluminum head performance ford 302 motor and a c-4 automatic transmission from ford racing 9 months ago, i have the receipts and documentation from ford racing. the car has NEW: msd ignition, copper core radiator, 750 holley carb., ceramic coated headers, distributor, these are all new parts. the car has a custom boxed tube frame, 4-link suspension, front dropped axle with cross spring and disc brakes , 9" ford rear with drum brakes and coil overs, power brakes, rack and pinion steering, tilt keyless steer column, 8 gallon gas tanks mounted underneath one on each side, firewall moved back, top will fold down or be removed in minutes, electric fan with rheostat, led tail lights, everything on the car works as it should and it drives 100%, also runs cool even sitting in traffic...this car is a great driver. the mileage will go up some as i'm still driving it.
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