1930 Ford Model A / Aa Show Truck Doodlebug Parade Estate Tug Tractor on 2040-cars
Brimfield, Massachusetts, United States
Selling this beautifully detailed 1930 Ford model AA Truck. It started its life as a fire truck. After its retirement, this truck was a perfect candidate for a doodlebug as it was like new and had super low hours! This truck has won many 1st place show trophy's and pulled an amazing 5500lbs on a stone boat to beat out its big brothers in the v8 classes! Pull your trailer around your estate In style or go win some trophy's at your local fair in the doodlebug pulling competition ring. Now onto the truck.. super low hour four cylinder engine runs like new and don't leak oil. Installed two 4 speed Transmissions for that super low pulling power, pop the clutch and it just crawls. Ignition system was completely changed over to a 12 volt system the right way! including the field coils in the starter. Optional power steering was installed for effortless turning on a dime! All new Silver paint w/ high gloss clearcoat. Every bit of the upholstery is new, including the kick panels and floor mat. Installed 1950 Pontiac blue dot tail lights and a stainless steel bumper for that custom look. Radiator and optional 4 blade fan keep this engine running super cool at all times. Moto-Meter Temperature gauge shines like new on top of the shroud. You can idle in the parade all day! All lights, horn and other accessory's work great as they should. includes a 12 volt battery disconnect switch, battery tender charger,12 volt remote fuel shut-off, 2" Reese receiver hitch and more! Pictures don't do this rig justice. A must see for sure!! Vehicle was never titled and will come with a bill of sale only. Thank you for looking at our auction.
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