1930 Ford Roadster, Henry Ford, All Steel Model A, Not A 1932 on 2040-cars
Tustin, California, United States
This
auction is for a good 1930 Ford Roadster. Clean 1930 Ford Title in hand. It is black and shinny and drives
and runs good. Very nice interior and rumble seat. The cars gauges and all the lights work right. The head
lights work correctly with the bright and dim switch on the steering
column. It has two taillights and has a four blade fan with the leak
less water pump. It does not run hot at all. It has an Alternator instead of
the old generators. It has a new fuse block and fuse and wires on the
starter. It also has a new battery box and battery hold down and a new ignition
box that goes on the fire wall above the back of the head. It also has a pair
of small side windows that go with the car. I have
found no rust on the at all, as you can see in the pictures of the bottom
panels, witch were replaced rears ago. It went through a complete body off
restoration about 10 years ago and it still shows great. It does have a few
small chips and a ding or two on it. It is not a show car but with a little
work it could be. The top looks new with no rips or tears in it and lowers and
raises easy. The interior is in excellent shape. It has 5 good tires with a stainless steel spare tire cover. I will except foreign bidders
but will have to know where your from before you bid. All shipping will be the
responsibility of the winning bidder. I will hold the car in my person for a
few days, but full payment will have to be made within 5 days of end of
auction. I except M.O,s and cash of course, and electronic money transfer and
also pay-pal. Thank you so much for looking at this auction and may God
Bless. If you have any questions about the
car, please call 714-838-7983, the car is located in Orange County California and sold "as is" due to it's age. Thanks... |
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