1931 Model A Truck Totally Custom Rod Corvette Motor on 2040-cars
Seymour, Missouri, United States
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I am selling my 1931 model a truck and my 35 flat back sedan to start another business, so here it is , it was built very well not a thrown together rod, it looks like a rat but is more a custom street rod, it gets all the attention at the car shows even more than the 100k rods, the frame is very well built all the welds ground and filled, the body and bed are all steel, it is chopped 6 and channeled 3, it has disc in the front drum rears with coil overs, all the front is the raw steel look with clear on it, the engine is a 59 corvette 283 power pack with a nice lope cam nothing to much just right sound, sanderson headers, the horn works from a small compressor inside, the scallops are copper leafed, is has a push button start with a external kill switch, custom built fuel cell, as you can see in the pics there is alot of custom things done, is runs and drives great, the tires are like new, farmall grill, if you have any questions just let me know there is so much to this rod, if you want to make an offer let me know everything works as it should, it is for sale locally so i might end the auction early, im not giving it away and do know what its worth i looked for a long time to find this one just trying to start another business i have a pic of my other car on here, thanks for looking
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Ford Model A for Sale
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