1929 Model A Street Rod All Steel Rumble Seat Tunnel Ram Dual 4's Soft Top on 2040-cars
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:Tunnel Ram 350 C.I. V8
For Sale By:Dealer
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Options: Convertible
Mileage: 423
Doors: 2
Sub Model: Steel
Condition:
Used
Cylinders: 8-Cyl.
Interior Color: White
All Steel ‘29 Ford Rumble Seat Street Rod Ready for the Street or Strip!This 1929 Ford Model A Street Rod has a Tunnel Ram 305 C.I. V8 w/ Dual Edelbrock 4BBL Carb, 350 Turbo Transmission, Nodular 9" Ford Rear w/ 2.84:1 Ratio, 15" Halibrand Knock Off Wheels w/ BF Goodrich Radial T/A's, Removable Soft Top, Rumble Seat, All Steel Body & Fenders, Blue Dot Tail Lights, Wind Wings, Headers Into Dual Exhaust, Finned Valve Covers, Mallory Ignition, Dual 4BBL Tunnel Ram Intake, Polished Water Pump & Alternator, Original Styled Ford Headlamps, Tilt Wheel, SW Gauges, Painted Undercarriage, Coil Over Shocks, Painted Flames, All Steel '29 Ford Rumble Seat Street Rod Ready for the Street or Strip! About UsWith the current influx of classic car "dealers" both local and national, we are hearing more and more horror stories from good people who have had less than satisfying experiences buying and selling cars in the collector market. As a reputable dealer with over 20 years in the business, we want to make every possible assurance that buying a Fast Lane car is the only way to invest in a vintage vehicle. Our strengths are many, but here are just a few:
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