1930 Model A Ford 2 Door Sedan Tudor Rat Hot Street Antique Classic Rod on 2040-cars
Winona, Minnesota, United States
Transmission:Manual
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: 2 Door Sedan Tudor
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Two tone Green
Model: Model A
Interior Color: Tan Green Red
Trim: 2 DOOR TUDOR Sedan
Number of Cylinders: 4
Drive Type: Original
Mileage: 55,788
Nice solid 1930 Model A Ford 2 door (Tudor) sedan. A true barn find. Runs and drives down the road great, but over heats. Head lights have been converted to sealed beams at one time in its life. All the lights work. Solid as a rock. One door window is cracked, the rest are good. An older, amateur restoration that is showing some wear as shown in the pictures. Perfect patina in my view. I’d put a flat head V8 in it and call it good. Please ask questions early.
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