Beautiful 1928 Ford Model A Truck, Dual Side Mounts, Olive Over Black!! on 2040-cars
Overland Park, Kansas, United States
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On offer today is a fine 1928 Ford Model A truck. This is not your typical truck. This car has beautiful paint and interior along with extremely nice wood in the pick up bed. This car also has a freshly rebuilt motor and everything is new in the motor. The work was done by Mr. Don Loeborner who is well know for his mechanical work on these cars. This car is also a pleasure to drive as it features a passenger car rear end and a 4th overdrive gear to help it cruise effortlessly at 60mph! The car also has brand new steering which only helps the driving experience! I have all the receipts for the above work and parts and all that goes with the car. The car also comes with an original tool kit, original jack, and various instruction books. The current owner has lost interest in these old cars and desires to sell this car. This one is an absolutely gorgeous example of a 1928 Ford Model A pickup and would be a gleaming addition to anyone's collection. This car has a very LOW RESERVE and there is not doubt that a car of this quality will easily meet it! The car will sell to the highest bidder! Please call Frank Thompson in Overland Park, KS with any questions or to schedule a showing of the vehicle. (913) 269-6513 Overland Park is a suburb of Kansas City. 
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