1928 Ford Roadster All Steel on 2040-cars
Mobile, Alabama, United States
i have a nice 1928 ford. car is now a roadster but was told it could be a sport coupe with cloth top removed and door rails trimmed. It is indeed now a roadster. it is all steel and is in excellent shape. no rust other than surface in a few spots. this car is an old hotrod with a sbc and th350 trans. it has been sitting since 2009. motor is free and should start with little work. brakes probably need redone also. has a 10 bolt gm rearend. it is also a rumble seat car. i have steel 1928 ford front and rear fenders and running boards. also have hood and hood sides as well as coupe of grill shells, headlights etc. doors work great. this is a very cool hotrod that is hard to find in this shape. message me with more questions. wont be available long. it does not have a title i had to check clear title for the ebay purposes
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