1929 Ford Model A Rat Rod 355 Chevy on 2040-cars
Mahomet, Illinois, United States
1929 Ford Model A Rat Rod, built at Dennys Rods in TN, 2x3 box frame with Z channel in rear, straight front axle, 73 chevy 10 bolt rear end, 355ci Chevy small block, mild Lunati cam, fresh build, turbo 350 trans with B&M 2800 stall converter, 65 mustang steering box and radiator, 56 Chevy dash, 57 Chevy hood as the roof, removable snap on top, single rear tail light, 4 wheel drum brakes, custom built headers, adjustable rear coil overs, full interior and floor pans, rear is boxed in, rear mount battery, runs and drives perfect, needs nothing, has been to many shows, runs down the highway 75MPH just fine, sounds great, 100% professional build, the only glass in the car is the front windwhield which is still operational, please call 217-766-2531 anytime. I reserve the right to end the auction anytime due to the fact it is listed for sale locally. I can provide as many pictures of the car as you like. Thanks for looking! The car is located in central Illinois. The car was built in 2007, I have owned it since 2008. It is titled as a 1929 Ford. Call 217-766-2531 |
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