BEAUTIFUL FRAME OFF RESTORED 1930 FORD MODEL A FORDOR TOWN SEDAN!!

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This 1930 Ford Model A Town Sedan is a beautiful restoration. This car was lovingly and painstakingly restored to as close to original as possible. The last owner of this vehicle purchased it in 1958 and eventually restored it over a 2-3 year period in the late 90's. This car was completely torn down and everything was rebuilt or replaced when it was restored. Any wood was replaced and every nut, bolt, eal, gasket, everything was new or restored to new. Only 4700 miles since restored and it still looks amazing and it runs and drives awesome. The body on this Model A is all steel and solid, clean, and rust free. When it was professionally painted they used original Ford Colors of Copra Drab and Chicle Drab. The paint still looks amazing with hardly a mark on it. The underside is also still extremely clean and crisp as you can see from our undercarriage photos. The interior was also completely restored including the headliner which is in excellent condition. The restoration included the seats, door panels, shades, carpet, dash, everything. It is a beautiful and stock looking interior. All of the lights and gauges work on this car. The horn and wipers work and it even has working blinkers as an add on. Mechanically this is one of the nicest Model A's I have driven. It has a great ride that is very smooth and the Inline 4 200.5 Cubic Inch engine starts easily and runs fantastic. This has been converted to a 12 Volt System.
This vehicle needs nothing and could be taken on a long or a short Cruise anytime. It is turn-key ready to roll!!!

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Complete Pictures (including undercarriage) and Video at www.4-wheelclassics.com