1931 Ford Model A 5 Window Coupe With Rumble Seat on 2040-cars
Arlington, Washington, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: rwd
Model: Model A
Mileage: 5,198
Trim: coupe
1931 ford Model A 5 window coupe with rumble seat. older restoration but done with quality in mind and it shows 20 years later. paint and metal have preserved well which makes the coupe still looks like a recent restoration, there are minor paint imperfections they are hard to see with a naked eye. this 31' runs, and drives beautifully, interior was never finished off, but is fresh and painted to match the exterior color. The bench seat looks to be the original equipment minus the vinyl overlay. the inside is ready for someones finishing touches. Have had quotes recently of $2500 for a fully finished job, done in the correct Labaron Bonnie Mohair Interior, Seat, and door panels, by a local top notch upholstery shop. Should be similar in your area. There is Not much to finishing these interior, because they are such a simple lay out. (factory). Rumble seat was finished in black vinyl, interior could be matched to the rumble seat vinyl for a very low cost and would still look very nice, depending on someone's budget. They do sell kits for the do it yourself type for around $1300.00. The Model A is powered by a 3.3 liter L-head inline-4 cylinder engine that produces around 40 horsepower when properly tuned - mated to a 3 speed un-synchronized manual transmission and could supposedly reach speeds of 65 mph when new. Four wheel mechanical brakes, White wall tires, All 5 tires are like new including wired rims. Chrome is in great shape, car is virtually rust free, solid in, out and underneath. Can send more photos, or answer question to help in your buying decision please don't hesitate to ask. Please don't assume anything, just ask. driving Lights And gauges work, this is a great runner and a great piece for any ones collection. finishing interior in original fashion will bring full value out in this Vintage coupe. Thanks for looking Brian 425 931 6448
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