1929 Ford Model A Rat Rod Street Rod Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Elk Grove, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1929
Make: Ford
Drive Type: Two Wheel Drive
Model: Model A
Mileage: 2,500
Trim: Tudor
916-714-0938 PAUL. 1929 Ford Model A two door sedan. all steel with original frame rails. (California Registered with Title as a 1929 Ford Model A) professionally built with over 80k in build cost. this is not a RATROD. it has a RATROD profile with a street rod finish. here are some details. fully boxed original frame with double frame rails (no flex) fully powder coated. original 1929 body chopped six inches. sectioned three inches and channeled four inches. full interior custom built dash and center console. full glass with front windows that roll up and down, windshield hinged at top. complete paint (hot rod matte black) over three thousand dollars in pin stripping. full air ride suspension. lays frame and can be raised nine inches off the ground. has blown 354 Chrysler hemi. (no expense spared) 671 BDS Blower. Blower pistons, H-Beam Rods etc. Built to be dependable and drivable. over $25k in motor alone. GM 700R4 fully builtTransmission with over drive. 1800RPM at 70MPH 17MPG on freeway. 11 GAL Fuel tank. Aluminum Radiator, electric water pump, fan and fuel pump. Water temp stays at 170 degrees. This car looks like a show car but can be driven daily. This is one a of a kind award winning Hotrod. No detail over looked approximately two thousand hours in fabrication work alone. Many more details call with any questions. CHECK YOUTUBE http://youtu.be/FIvk_OTPTLo 916-714-0938 PAUL
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