1930 Ford Model A on 2040-cars
Torrance, California, United States
1930 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan Chopped and Channeled 100% rust free all metal work and body work is done! Custom hand made frame and one of a kind custom suicide front spring perch never seen before! 1935 Ford split wishbone 1935 Ford drilled I-beam axle Dimple died Model A visor Custom steel floors Bear Claw latches 40 Ford brakes completely re-built with new drums and drilled backing plates 40 Ford steel wheels 16x4 front and 16x4 1/2 rear powder coated gloss black Firestone bias ply white walls 5.50 16 front and 7.50 16 rear Chopped Guide 682-C Style Headlights 32 Ford Aluminum radiator Electric Cooling Fan Adjustable Electric Fan Control Ford 9" Traditional Hot Rod, NOT a Rat Rod! Clear Title 1965 401 Buick Nailhead Wildcat with Cam and Buick 400 auto switch pitch 3 speed(Transmission is hooked up to a toggle switch on the dash and changes stall speed from 1800 to 3000 with the flick of the switch) No Oil Leak B&M shifter 32 Ford grill shell chopped new Stewart Warner Wings Gauge new Finned Gauge Panels new Bomber Seats new Caddy Air Cleaner 50 Pontiac taillights New wood kit Cleared vintage yellow 1930 plates Narrowed 1950 Chevy dash Working hinged windshield (original steel frame with glass,) 16 gallon gas tank under floor from Tanks Inc.12 circuit EZ wiring harness Runs Grate!!! Big Power!!!
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Ford Model A for Sale
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- 1929 model a special coupe, rumble seat, original, nice chrome, runs great
- All steel 1929 model a roadster pickup(US $25,900.00)
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