1929 Ford Model A 4 Dr. Briggs Body 60-b on 2040-cars
Deerfield, Ohio, United States
This is the way this barn find came to us. The steel in this car is in great shape with some minor pitting and no rust through, there was some minor repair on the rear fender wells. The wood is in excellent condition, it appears to be complete. Roof bow and some of the interior wood appears to be newer than the rest. Drive line is complete and motor turns over. You get what you see in the pictures with some extra parts. Not pictured is a set of front and rear fenders in fair condition. Comes with a clear title.
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