1929 Model A Deluxe Roadster, Rumble Seat, Runs Great, Nice Color Combination on 2040-cars
Etna, New Hampshire, United States
A wonderful 1929 Roadster ready for summer! The car has very limited rust due to the fiberglas body and fenders. The only rust is surface which can be seen on the hood hinges area and some flaking off in small areas of the body. The car can use a paint job or drive it now as a fun car and just touch up the areas needing it. The seats are excellent, the top is old and could use a replacement eventually, the wood bows are excellent, chrome is very good, Ahuooogah horn works great, all lights function, new ignition switch cable, new condenser, rebuilt carburettor, new battery, antifreeze to minus 15F, car starts great (see the exhaust in pic and it was 10F above at the time but started right up). (As above: Very limited rust as it has fiberglas body shell and fenders. Chassis, gas tank, hood and engine are original. The fiberglas parts fit perfectly together, no gaps, no squeeks, great installation and will last for many years of driving pleasure.) If you have any questions, drop me a line under "ask seller a question" above. |
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