1928 Ford Model A Roadster No Reserve *** Free Shipping *** on 2040-cars
Vero Beach, Florida, United States
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ALL OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED. HAPPY BIDDING 1928 Model A Roadster Rumble Seat Roadster Three Speed Manuel Transmission Chrome Grille Guard Etched Wind Wings Spot Light Trunk Rack With Wood Slats Trunk For The Rack White Wall Tires (Firestone) Flying Quail Radiator Cap Rebuilt Engine Run Perfectly Starts Immediately Built in connection for a Battery Tender Jack And Lug Wrench Full Car Cover Beautiful Two Tone The Body Is Practically Blemish Free This is a super clean restored Model A Roadster. It is a great investment while you enjoy driving it. The insurance on this car in extremely cheap for full value. You will love driving this around town and of course to shows and rally's. I will assist the buyer once they make transportation arrangements. If you chose to come and inspect, or have someone do that for you, that's fine. Just email me and I will make the vehicle available. This is a beautiful vehicle as you can see from the pictures and even better in person. The winner of this auction is required to wire the purchase price or make arrangements in advance for any change to this requirement. The payment must be wired within 72 hours. I have videos as well, if you are interested just e-mail me. If you would like to see a video of this car running and driving please email or call me at 631-374-3200 with any questions. *** Free Shipping *** if bought at the Buy it Now price |
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