1929 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan on 2040-cars
Rice Lake, Wisconsin, United States
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1929 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan that is a nice complete original car. Repainted about 30 years ago and At that time it had some seat covers put on and the roof filled with fiberglass which looks good and doesn't leak. Tires are all weather checked/cracked with tread that is like new. Has been in storage for many years so the frame and sub rails have surface rust from sitting on a slab but overall a very solid car. The wheel wells have some rust through and the quarters appear to have been patched up but still look great. Original rubber mat and wood floorboards are in great shape as well as all the wood in the body. Passenger door panel is missing and the rest are intact original and in rough shape. One side window is cracked, the rest are in good shape. Front windows roll up and down and the windshield opens and closes nicely. Drive as is with very little work or a good solid candidate for restoration. It does run and yard drive but does need some more work to make road worthy. Located in northern wi 54868 Call with questions 715-790-8118.
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