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US $11,500.00
Year:1980 Mileage:70000
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Shay Model A

This is your chance to own this Model A Replica, 1980 Ford Shay! Shay was to produce 10,000 of these but only built 5,000 and went into bankruptcy shortly afterwards. They were built and sold through Ford Motor Company. They are becoming rarer to find, especially in an automatic transmission. I was told they only made 500 automatics. It runs and drives perfect and looks even better! This car is only going to get more valuable as time goes on, so it would be a great investment, but it is one that you can drive anytime and enjoy also. The best thing about it, it’s so easy to drive, even your wife will want to drive it!  I do have the top but it is torn.  I never used it so I took it off.  The horns make that distinctive "Aahooooga" sound for that touch of nostalgia. Has the trunk on the back and the chrome rails over both spare tires.  Also has chrome speakers on the grill for playing music externally. Great for parades!!

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