1931 Ford Vicky 2 Door Sedan, Ratrod Classic Hotrod on 2040-cars
Seaman, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:pump
Engine:sbc 327
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 1,356
Make: Ford
Model: Model A
Trim: 2 door vicky
Drive Type: automatic
I was planning to start this car this summer , but other projects took precedent. If you ever tried to find one of these You know what they are.
I believe I read that from the production yrs of 31 to 34 only 4000 some were made.
steel frame with a mustang 2 front suspension and a
The body is fair, needs some love and metal work but we have fixed worse, there is no swiss cheese holes , and the subframe looks good;
It is sitting on a tubular steel frame with a mustang 2 front suspension and a 9 inch ford rear diff, with ladder bars , no brakes as yet.
It has a small block chev and 350 turbo and the previous owner said the block was DZ or a 327,?? I am including the pic of the serial number maybe you can tell I am selling this with a reserve and a deposit is required in 24 hrs by PayPal and the balance in 7 days, Pick up is up to the buyer, no delivery please
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