1931 Model A Pickup Truck Late 31 Steel Roof 32 Style Bed Project Barn Find on 2040-cars
Mayfield, Kentucky, United States
Late1931 Model A truck. Truck needs restoration. I do have the original hood not shown in the pictures. I also have new running boards and the apron in front between the fenders. The drivers side behind the door has been poorly repaired with bondo. I bought this many years ago. It came from a barn and had last been licensed in 1957. I had the truck running and pulled the head to change the cam gear. The head is still off. I have the new gear, but the motor should be rebuilt upon further inspection. Please ask questions I will answer as soon as I can. Have all four wheels in Red with white walls.
I will provide a bill of sale to the buyer. Depending on the requirements in your state I can provide a title but will have to send it to you roughly 2 weeks later. Some states do not use titles on cars this old. I had no plans to sell so I have not applied for and recieved my title yet. I do have all necessary paperwork to do so. I am only selling trying to raise funds for a real estate auction on the 27th. Item must be paid in full by that date, or I reserve the right not to sell. Again the only reason I am selling is to raise the down payment I need for a land auction. $250 deposit via paypal within 24 hours of auction end. |
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