1929 Model A Sport Coupe on 2040-cars
Covington, Georgia, United States
1929 2-door Model A Sport Coupe with V8 Flathead engine.
Duel exhaust, Smitty mufflers
Has Chesley Hays 16 inch wheels with Ford tires
Car was completely redone in 2007 with frame off.
All steel with exception of passenger side rear fender which is fiber glass.
Car drives just like a Model A.
Has 2 new Bob Drake water pumps installed but car still seems to run a little hot.
Installed new vintage thermostats which seemed to help some.
Has a new battery which is under the car.
Car still has mechanical brakes.
Winning bid pays nonrefundable $500 dollars at end of auction.
Buyer responsible to pick up car within 7 days at end of auction.
Please email with any questions.
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