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Ford Rat Rod Hot Rod on 2040-cars

Year:1930 Mileage:300
Location:

Bloomington, Illinois, United States

Bloomington, Illinois, United States

Here is your chance to have a turn key rat rod! you see them on tv and now you can have your own without having to do a thing other then put plates on it. Every time I take it out it gets all the attention! As soon as i park it someone is walking up to it and wanting to check it out. 

Its a 1930 Ford Tudor sedan chopped 5" with a custom built floor. Channeled 4". The frame is built out of custom cut and welded 2"x4" steel box tubing. Has a 54 chevy front axle and a ford 9". Has a 77 Chrysler 400 big block out of a rv I believe. 727 torque flight trans. Has original 35 ford head lights that have been converted to halogen, with turn signals built in. All of this was done prior to me owning it. 

Now the things I have done to it since i got it. Has new front tires, king pins and I got the front end aligned so it goes down the road straight. New battery pulled the tank had it re sealed. Custom made the lake style headers.

The car is complete! has a complete floor all working lights has all the glass except the doors. Has a after market wiring harness so its all done nicely. 

I never had any intentions on ever getting rid of this but I just bought a 54 chevy and we are moving so something had to go. If i kept it I was going to fabricate the rest of the exhaust. Also was going to weld up a pan hard bar to center the rear end, leans to the driver side. 

I have a clear Illinois Title in my hand!!

Two ways to pay Cash in person or wire transfer from your bank to mine. 

Ive seen cars like this go in the $20,000 range here on ebay. The Reserve is set no where near that!! The car is for sale locally so I reserve the right to end this Auction at anytime.

If you have any questions please call or text 309-275-2975  Patrick

Thanks 

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