Ford Roadster Pickup Truck 29 30 31 32 Model A Model T Flathead Hot Rod Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Two Rivers, Wisconsin, United States
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FOR SALE 1930 FORD ROADSTER PICK-UP selling an almost complete roadster project new steel body and bed completely rebuilt flathead v-8 fennon intake eldebrock heads dual carbs aluminum radiator mallory high performance starter mallory distributor mallory coil lake headers w/ baffles chrome alternator / chrome bracket 5-speed chevy trans ford 9 inch boxed frame 32 ford front rails 1 off duvall style aluminum window custom tinted glass 32 ford steel grill 32 ford wheels w/ whitewalls disc front brakes painless wiring harness zirg blu high performance cooling fan custom seats I have for sale a custom 1930 ford roadster pick up. There is almost everything to complete it and all of the hard work has been complete. Everything is brand new or completely gone through by a professional. I have alot of money in this project but I have other priorities at the moment. I have alot of new parts that will be included. It has never been registered but I do have a 1930 pick up title from 1961 that should be good enough to get a title in your name. I am selling it for alot less than it's worth. If you have any questions feel free to email me and I will try and answer them fast. Thanks and good luck |
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