1928 Ford Model A Roadster Pick Up on 2040-cars
Floresville, Texas, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 3,000
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Dark Pearl Blue Metalic
Model: Model A
Interior Color: Black
Drive Type: 700R4
Trim: Roadster
All Steel 1928 Ford Model A Roadster Pick Up. Very roadworthy and FAST. 3,000 road miles since build - all bugs are worked out - ready to drive! Clean Texas title in my name. Will assist with shipping. 400 HP Chevy 350, Edelbrock twin four barrel carbs, Pertronix electronic distributor, armored plug wires, high torque mini starter, electronic exhaust cut outs, 700R4 GM tranny (built), Winters V8 quick change rear end with powder coated 40 Ford axle bells, aluminum driveshaft, powder coated custom boxed frame, cross steer steering, Vega style steering box, GM front disc brakes, 11" Ford self entergizing rear brakes, electronic power brake booster, 3 row aluminum radiator, chrome plated flexible copper radiator tubes, Spal electric fan, banjo steering wheel, chrome tilt column, Dakota digital gauges, ignition lock out, battery lock out, 55 CHEVY dash, Ved windshield, roll bar, 3 point seat belts, leather covered seat, bear claw door latches, stainless steel covered lines/hoses, stainless steel fasteners throughout, Raptor bed liner - floor boards, rear wheel wells, running boards and underbody. Paint job I would rate #7 - Dark blue pearl metalic. This truck was built as a good looking street car - not a show bunny.
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