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1929 Model A Ford on 2040-cars

Year:1929 Mileage:53000 Color: blue/black

Location:

Felton, Pennsylvania, United States

Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4cyl

Condition:
Used
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): A1335717
Year: 1929
Drive Type: 3 speed manual
Make: Ford
Mileage: 53,000
Model: Model A
Exterior Color: blue/black
Trim: Briggs body 4 door

You are looking at a 1929 Model A 4 door Briggs body leather back,this car was restored in the late 90's amateur build,this is a nice old model a in good working order when i got the car it had been sitting for a while,after i got the car home i got it running it drove and shifted through the gears well,it needed a little TLC so i pulled the engine and cleaned it up and pulled the oil pan ck the bearings and so forth.I installed a new clutch and resurfaced the flywheel,rebuilt the carburator,made a leakless waterpump,replaced the cracked cyl head and went over everything in the engine,it has desent interior Labaron & Bonnie was installed in the 90s their is a small hole in the headliner where a mouse moved in,and there is a stain on the drivers seat,the paint is in fair condition the guy painted it hinself I cleaned it up and it looks ok not a show car but I belong to a Model A club and show it their and go on club runs.The body has new rear fenders new running boards,and inner running board panels,glass is good and the windows work the wood is ok no known rot that i can see or rust it was a body off restoration the chassy is solid never been hit suspension good, new king pins,new shocks all new brakes and tires I bought this car to drive and have fun with my kid we would go a 100 miles a day with ease.New radiator and shell to many parts to list,this is a solid car drive as is or do a restoration it could use a rebuilt steering box and new brake drums to make it a realy nice driver it hasent let me down in the 800 miles this summer.GREAT FIRST ANTIQUE CAR TO OWN CANT GO WRONG WITH A MODEL A FORD

Happy Bidding any questions Call 717-244-7250 Andrew 8am to 6pm eastern

Ford Model A for Sale

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