1929 Ford Model A Pickup Truck, Runs And Drives, California,1930,1931,video on 2040-cars
Sacramento, California, United States
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1929 Ford Model A pickup All steel truck, Runs, drives and stops. All original with mechanical brakes. Engine runs good and fires up first try. Body is in decent shape, cab/ doors were sandblasted, driver side door bottom has rust but comes with complete patch panel. Has all new wood kit in entire truck just installed. Does not have windshield glass, no wood in bed, has new replacement bed supports for rear bed sides. All lights need wiring, does not have title only bill of sale Selling off all Model A trucks and Roadster because of no time to work on. Extras included are - 40 Ford Hydraulic backing plates ( front and rear ) New Patch Panels for lower doors New Rear bed supports Extra Window Frame Extra Seat Frame Click on link below of truck running Click on link below for more pictures Will deliver to Northern California local ports for overseas delivery Can provide shipping quotes worldwide through West Coast Shipping Not interested in trades or any pen pals Truck must be paid for in 3 business days at close of auction. |
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