1931 Ford Sedan Hot Rod Rat Rod Resto Stock on 2040-cars
Woodbridge, California, United States
Engine:4
Used
Year: 1931
Drive Type: man
Make: Ford
Mileage: 1
Model: Model A
Trim: n/a
perfect restoration candidate or drive as is with its great original patina. body and fenders are excellent showing no damage or dents. roof panels have pitting due to vinyl top holding moisture for so many years. no cancer and no patches needed. engine rebuilt as well as brakes. all glass replaced with safety glass except driver door which has a temporary functioning plexi glass. doors shut great. lights and electrical all work good. wheels on it were a quick install to drive. comes with 5- original 19" model a wheels as well. no rips in seats. all interior present but needing restoration. some wood in roof has been replaced. comes with extra brake parts, and more as well as new in box parts ready to install. has new flip top moto meter radiator cap. headlights re done and nice. has current title and reg is up this month. needs fine tuning of timing and choke to run and start better. steering and suspension tight and good to go. im more into hot rods and leadsleds so selling to get some thing else. this is way to nice and complete to hot rod. if you have something i may be interested in "switching" let me know. thanks and good luck!!
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