1930 Model A Sedan Deluxe Delivery Completely Rust Free on 2040-cars
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
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Vehicle is free completely of rot- wood is in very good condition, missing one wood piece above passenger door- hole where rear doot handle would be has been opened up "vintage repair"- all sheat metal is there, interior is not- all drive train is there but operating condition unknown, motor turns freely though- by far the straightest body I've ever seen!! A once in a lifetime find, Much less in the incredible condition it's in- this is the deluxe delivery model which is 18" longer then a normal delivery and has 3 hinges on the rear door which all are there and in working order
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Ford Model A for Sale
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