Ford: Model A Model A on 2040-cars
Sherman, Texas, United States
This is a private owner car and we would welcome your questions : eliarmstrongzuu@isonews2.com
1930 Ford Model A Sedan Hotrod Turnkey and ready to hit the road Let the pictures speak for themselves, they were taken just days ago. Has a clean Texas title that is labeled as a 1930. Exterior: All metal, Roof has been chopped 8 inches, Channeled 3 inches over the frame. Rear Light are off a 1940 Pontiac. Has Black Dietz type Head Lights, Tailights and High Beams are all functional. No side windows. Only the front windshield. Interior: Sheetmetal floors and some boat seats. Suspension: Frame fully built 3/2 3/16 steel tubing , frame has been zd both front and rear. Air ride suspension in the rear consist of a triangulated 4 link with shocks, rides smooth. All Airride components are easily accessible since it is all mounted under the front cowl. (2 2500 Firestone bags, 1 Viair 380 , 2 3/8 smc valves, 1 gallon Viair tank) Front suspension has a 4 inch dropped tube axle, wishbone setup. Cross steering with a Vega steering box. 11 inch disk brakes in the front with a dual master cylinder and the rearend is off a 78 Ford Lincoln town car and has disk brakes as well. The sedan sits about 2 inches off the ground when lowered all the way and has a drive height of 3-4 inches. All airride components including the car battery are underneath the cowl.
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