1928 Model Aa, Express And Flatbed on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
Engine:4 cylinder
Vehicle Title:Clear
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Make: Ford
Mileage: 939,284
Model: Model A
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: Model AA Express and Flatbed
You are bidding for 2, 1928 Model AA's, one is a expess box chassis and the other is a Ford script flatbed, serial numbers AA543797 and AA554006, both built in October 1928, and both have number matching motors First, what is not there, NO bodies, front fenders, hoods, radiators, front splash aprons, lights, dash/gauges. Now, what is there, one chassis has been blasted and painted with the other related parts all glass beaded ready for rebuilding/paint, good set of AA wire wheels with hub caps, overall believe the chassis to be complete, the express box is in solid unrestored shape with only a small spot of rust though, long splash aprons, restorable rear fenders and running boards. Frame dolly is not included. The second chassis is unrestored with a Ford script flat bed, overall nice condition with good wheels and hub caps. Engine turns over. Both Model AA's came from Montana and are sold with bill of sales. Happy to sell the express box, fenders, splash aprons and running boards as one group for the $4,800.00 and scrap the rest. Please email with questions, thank you. |
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