1929? A Truck--rod Rat Rod Project Pete & Jake Chassis on 2040-cars
Piggott, Arkansas, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: 3 speed
Model: Model A
Mileage: 999,999
Trim: truck
listing 12 cars-----10 projects from out of business hot rod shop--------looks like a 30-----late 29? I don't know? has 29 title------pete&jake chassis---4 bar front----4 inch drop axle---ladder bar rear----vega cross steer-----patch panels---new wood----good fenders----cab chopped 4 inches----doors not cut----3 hoods-----new walker radiator for sb chevy----channeled over frame----many many parts-----engine and trans are probably just for mock up---trans is 3 speed stick----reserve is less than cost of chassis----it is 4 years old and never finished--------------------------------------------------------------------------------all cars are advertised many places---------all are for sale until reserve is met-------------call for more info or to make offer--------------will be away april 8-9-10------------------THANKS--------------SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS ----------------870-598-0700
Ford Model A for Sale
1932 ford model a coupe/roadster
1980 replica car,shay 29 model a super deluxe roadster
1931 ford model a pickup street rod all steel rust free excel cond priced 2 sell
1929 ford model a sedan
1931 ford model a sedan body heater model rat rod hot rod either way 3" chop
1932 ford mail truck/ parade truck
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