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The build for this 29' Model A was carefully planned and executed. There are several small nostalgic cues throughout the build including the Piper Cub brake pedal, Airstream trailer tail lights, and a Chevrolet heater box that was converted to a stereo enclosure and glove box. The roof of this Model A was chopped 3. 5' inches and features a Mercedes Benz cloth top. The 1920's era Willys Overland headlamps up front have been converted to halogen, which provide ample light if you so choose to drive after the sun goes down. The passenger area of the floorboard has been coated with spray-on bed liner and provides a nice non-slide surface. The rest of the cabin is finished in a light yellow, almost cream color, for a classy, streamline look. The interior has a list of custom goodies including: a gauge cluster from a 56' Ford F100, Piper aircraft brake pedal, vintage Booneville gas pedal, and a hood ornament for a shifter. Powering this one of a kind Model A is a 350 CID SBC V8 engine with a small cam, HEI ignition, Mickey Thompson valve covers, 100 amp chrome alternator, an aluminum high rise intake, and a Holley 4 bbl...

This beauty is a head turner and will get attention wherever you go. The engine runs great and transmission shifts smoothly. It is set up as Fruit and Vegetable Deliver truck. The current owner of this beauty has had the vehicle since 1993 and it is believed to have only 3 owners in its life time. You will be the ency of anyone who sees you and will draw attention at your local car cruise or just driving down the street. The engine and drive train are period correct and you will enjoy driving this cool truck.

As you stare at the chrome from front to back your eyes will be glazed over like you just started at the sun. With a glistening two-tone paint job stacking Hunter Green over a black base you will have people snapping their necks to get a peek at what is cruising by. Powering this 1930 Ford Model A pickup for sale is a stout and mighty Flathead 4-cylinder powerhouse! Backing the 4-cylinders is a manual 3-speed transmission. As you crawl into the cabin of your new Truck you can rest on a plush vinyl bench seat. Taking this gem to the local car shows will be a joy, everyone will want to stop and see this classic truck, be prepared for spectators to want a picture with your new truck! Options on this 1930 Ford Model A Pickup include Spare tire,...

Powered by an inline flathead 4-cylinder engine, this little cruiser purrs like a sewing Machine. Putting out a tire turning 40 horsepower, this car is more than ready for the next cruise-in or parade. Backing the engine is a 3-speed manual transmission, which makes this '31 Ford cabriolet for sale a blast to drive! Running through the gears, you feel like a modern day Bonnie and Clyde. The exterior is a nostalgic shade of Green, with Black fenders. Add in the manual drop-top convertible top, Tacoma Cream stripe, and the various pieces of trim and you have yourself one cool time capsule! Just looking at the vintage wheels with hub caps and bias ply tires, you're taken back to a simpler time, when owning one of these bad boys really meant something. This Roadster Model A for sale even comes equipped with spare tire and rear storage rack! It's hard to believe that simply owning one of these Fords meant having the freedom to go wherever you want, whenever you want. The interior is Beige vinyl benches both front and out back. Designed from the late 20s, it was built with two things in mind, elegance and simplicity. With enough room...

Now do not shot me if this is a Sport Coupe or one of about 9 different names I have heard for this body style. This is one sweet little car! Painted a nice shade of light green with black fenders and running boards an ivory canvas top and bright yellow wire wheels, now I know this combination does not sound appealing but just look! Lurking behind the engine covers is the 201 cubic inch inline 4-cylinder engine that blasts 40 Horsepower and about 128 Feet pounds of torque or, if you are bragging to a friend convert it to inch pound 1,536 Inch pounds of torque! All kidding aside these cars were meant for one thing and that was transportation. This Model A run like a singer sewing Machine. Now starting one is a quite the procedure, first open the valve to the Carburetor, twist the key, pull the choke, retard the timing, ease down on the throttle and then push the starter button. The 6-volt starter slowly spins the engine. It will cough once then release the choke and you are off to the races, you know,...