1929 Model A Ford Huckster, Beautiful, Immaculate Condition on 2040-cars
Maysville, Georgia, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Drive Type: Original manual transmission
Make: Ford
Mileage: 99,999
Model: Model A
Exterior Color: Red
Trim: Original
Interior Color: Brown
This is a beautiful red 1929 Model A Ford. It is practically museum quality. The paint and the woodwork are pristine. The original engine and transmission work great. It is easy to drive and very reliable. Ready for weekend touring, parades, and car shows. It is designed after the original Model A Ford fruit truck, and even has an antique fruit scale to hang in the back for displays. The truck has professionally installed hydraulic brakes, so it will stop quickly and reliably under any circumstance. Other recent work includes fully rebuilt steering and front suspension, electronic turn signals, and new electrical wiring throughout. Other accessories include a 6 V alternator and a nice chrome stone guard in front of the radiator shell. Interior looks very nice, and the seat is very comfortable for long rides. Also has a manifold heater, to keep your feet warm in the winter time. Has provisions for side curtains for cool weather use. Come see and drive the car in Maysville Georgia, no disappointments. Additional photos can be seen by clicking on this link http://s1264.photobucket.com/user/2831fun/library/1929%20Huckster?sort=3&page=1
this truck is a great deal at $17,000 or best offer. We have more than that invested, but we are ready to sell this to the next happy owner. Call me at 678-407-1947 if you are seriously interested. Thanks, Ben
I would prefer you come out and view this car in person. We can do the paperwork and cash transaction face to face. We are located in North Georgia just thought I 85 N., we are convenient to Atlanta. If you choose to have this vehicle shipped, you will be responsible for all shipping arrangements. I can help load the vehicle onto a truck, but all paperwork must be cleared before the vehicle leaves this property. Thanks for your understanding.
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