1929 Model A Ford Woody Wagon Replica on 2040-cars
Greencastle, Pennsylvania, United States
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Very rare 1929 Ford Woody Replica, this model is called a Sprinter. Built in 1980 & titled as a 1980 Sprinter, manufactured by a company called Sprinter Auto Works, Inc., in Plymouth, Indiana. This is a very well built car, built on a Chevy Chevette frame with a 4 cylinder Chevy engine, and automatic transmission, 4 seats, lots of inside room, with headroom for a 6' 2" driver. This car features rare dual side mounted spare tires, 6 chrome rims with wire baskets, am/fm radio, new padded roof, 2 rear doors, tilt front windshield, wipers, dual amber fog lights, antique styled moto meter hood ornament with wings & temp gauge, very solid Crome bumpers, wood steering wheel, Model A Ford tail lights, running boards, & gorgeous Ash & Birch wood inside & out. This is a nice heavy car at 2100 pounds, 147" long, 63.5" wide, 94.5" wheelbase, 63" high, & 5" road clearance. Gets super great gas mileage & easy to maintain mechanics, body is mostly fiberglass that will never rust. Beautiful 2 tone cream with brown fenders. A Great car for shows, parades, or to advertise a business. Only 17,200 miles so this car runs like new. Please ask questions |
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