Awesome 1927 Model A Rat Rod on 2040-cars
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This is the epitome of Rat Rod. The 27 Model A is the best body for the application. It is titled as a 1927 Model A. This is an attention getting, loud, straight driving Rat. It has many custom touches which would take you a week to notice but each time you look at it your recognize something new. It is a boot shift automatic, power brakes, 9 Ford rear, has air bags, vintage spokes and a ton of cool little features. This car steals the show at any gas station or cruise night. Drives straight and solid at highway speeds. It also has the new top which is removable that exposes the wood slats across the top. Other than the carbs running a little rich, this is exactly what a Rat should look like. Realize though this is a true 27 bucket that rides like a tin can. If you know these cars, it is built fantastic.
Just had everything tightened and airbags adjusted at House of Hotrods in Mansfield. If you have not been here you should check it out. These guys build everything from Rats to Barrett Jackson show cars. On May-23-14 at 16:14:05 PDT, seller added the following information: An observant viewer noted this was a model T. The title states 1927 ford. The Model A began production in Q4 of 27 but was designated a 28. Either way this is as cool as a Rat gets. On May-25-14 at 11:53:19 PDT, seller added the following information: Interesting trades considered valued 18-22k. I will not pay for shipping however, you will be responsible for pickup and delivery. Thanks. Fj40, old broncos or anything interesting. |
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