1929 Ford Roadster Street Rod / Hot Rod Highboy on 2040-cars
Labelle, Florida, United States
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THIS CAR GETS ALOT OF ATTENTION AND A THUMBS UP FROM OTHER DRIVERS SO IF YOU EDONT LIKE TO BE NOTICED ON THE ROAD THAN THIS IS NOT THE CAR FOR YOU THIS ROADSTER IS HIGH CLASS ALL THE WAY NICE DETAIL PUT INTO HER FIBERGLASS WESTSCOTT BODY ALL CHROME FORD 9 " REAR ...HEIDTS FRONT SUSPENSION CHROME A FRAMES FOR FRONT END FOR A BETTER RIDE COMPARED TO 4 LINK STRAIGHT AXEL JEGS CRATE MOTOR CHEVY 350 290 HP HOLLY FOUR BARREL CARB EDELBROCK ALUM MANIFOLD POLISHED BLOCK HUGGER HEADERS WITH TURBO 350 TRANS WITH LOKAR SHIFTER TILT POLISHED ALUM STEERING COLUMN GREAT LOOKING PAINT JOB CUSTOM INTERIOR ROADSTER STYLE NOT THE TYPICAL UGLY BUCKETS RUNNING BOARDS REMOVABLE HARD TOP COMES OFF IN 5 MIN NICE FAT TIRES WITH CRAGAR WHEELS TO FILL IN THE WHEEL-WELLS I TOOK THE SIDE HOOD PANELS OFF FOR SOMTHING DIFFRENT THE HOT ROD LOOK THERE BOXED UP AND GOT WITH THE CAR TRUNK WITH FUEL CELL DUEL ELEC FANS ALUM RADIATOR LIKE I SAID HIGH CLASS AND TROPHY WINNER AT THE SHOWS RUNS GREAT LOOKS GREAT .......... ALSO OPEN TO TRADES FOR A 1930S / 1940S FORD OR CHEVY TRUCK POSS CORVETTE CONV .......... TRADE OTHER THAN THAT NO OTHER INTEREST IF YOU RESPOND PLEASE BE PREPARED TO SEND PHOTOS OF YOUR TRADE FOR MORE PICS SEND ME EMAIL ILL SEND PICS LOCAL OLD TRUCK TRADES ONLY NO RATS NO BIKES NO BOATS THE TITLE SAYS 1929 FORD ROADSTER YOU CAN BUY ANTIQUE TAGS OR STREET ROD TAGS
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