Model A Ford 1928,model A, 1928 Ford, Vintage Cars, on 2040-cars
Butte, Montana, United States
HERE WE HAVE A 1928 MODEL A SPORT COUPE, IT HAS A REMAN. MOTOR, 5 NEW TIRES,NEW RUNNING BOARDS,FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS,A NEW TOP,SPLASH PANS,WAS A FRAME OFF,NEW CARB,NEW DIS. ALL PARTS ARE THERE AS YOU CAN SEE,THE MOTOR AND FRAME # ARE THE SAME!,THIS IS TO BE SOLD TO SETTLE A ESTATE FOR TAXES, STARTING PRICE IS THE RES.SOLD AS IS AS THE OWNER PASS AWAY, MANY PARTS COME WITH IT,IF WE FIND MORE YOU WILL GET THEM ALL SO WE HAVE A MOTOR ,TRANNY,REAR END,FRONT END,THAT WILL GO WITH IT IF YOU WANT THEM!,I AM ONLY THE LISTER, I DO NOT KNOW ANY THING ABOUT THE CAR BUT WHAT WE WERE TOLD, RUNS VERY GOOD AS I HEARD IT RUN,IT HAS NO RUST AS WE CAN SEE, BUYER TO PAY FOR SHIPPING, PLEASE CHECK ON SHIPPING , BEFORE YOU BID. THE CAR IS IN BUTTE MT. IT IS A VERY GOOD START AS MOST OF IT IS DONE. THANKS FOR YOUR BID. G&L ESTATE SALES. 406-498-8937
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