1931 - Ford Model A on 2040-cars
Maxwell, Iowa, United States
This beautifully restored model A has the correct two tone green with black fenders finish, and Tacoma Cream wheels. Equipped with a grill guard, luggage rack and cowl lights this piece of American history is as fun to drive as it is to own! It also has the correct dark tan broadcloth interior and the brown leatherette rumble seat in perfect condition. This 1931 coupe delivers an authentic old car experience with a classic look that makes the Model A, a perennial favorite. This older restoration on this coupe still looks fresh having been driven low miles since it was finished. The tough little 201 cubic inch inline four cylinder performs well and the 40 hp will surprise you. It still has the original Zenith updraft carburetor and a standard generator that has recently been rebuilt. The cooling system has been flushed and all hoses and fan belt replaced. This car runs on 19-inch wire wheels that are correct and fitted with new 4.75/5.00-19 black wall tires. Also comes with dual spares mounted on the sides. Odometer shows 4,457 miles but unable to authenticate. Extras include: Otwell Engine Health Heater manifold, a spare tire mounted rear view mirror, and several service and owners manuals.
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