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You are bidding on a great 1930 Ford Model A coupe with Rumble seat. The car belonged to my late father and is being sold by the Estate. The car has been stored inside since purchased about 10 years ago. Car was purchased from Oklahoma and has little to no rust. Looks like it has been restored at some point in it's life as it is in very good shape for an 80 years old car. Car starts and drives good (not something you would take cross country), but great for taking to a show or just showing off. Not sure about the mileage; odometer indicates 00251, This car is being offered for sale locally, so I must reserve the right to end the auction early. Car is located in Hazel Green Alabama (zip code 35750). A $1000 deposit will be due at auction close, with balance due within two weeks or when picked up. If you have any questions, please ask. I'm not an expert on this type car, but will try to answer to the best of my ability.

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