1980 Model A "shay" Replica Of A 28 Model A Roadster. Street Rod on 2040-cars
Battle Creek, Michigan, United States
Up for sale is my 1980 Model A "Shay" a replica of the 1928 Model A Roadster. Completely restored this winter.
New 9 inch rear end with 350 posi gears. New Mustang II front end. Disc breaks up front. Drum in rear. New 14 inch front rims and tires. New 15 inch rear rims and tires. New 2 inch drop spindles. Everything that is chromed is new. Bumpers, lights, grill...ect New Interior. New gauges in dash. Bumpers supports have been cut to bring them in closer to the body. Sound and strong running 2.3 liter ford motor. Manual transmission 4 speed. Shifts like new. New dual exhaust Brand new SPI single stage Matte Black paint job on entire body. Have the top but it needs redone still. Over 25K invested and countless man hours to get the car to where it is now. This is a turn key ready to cruise street rod. Super fun car for the person looking to get into a street rod for a reasonable price. Gets tons of compliments. You won't be dissapointed. $15,500 OBO I have the car for sale locally, so i reserve the right to end the auction as i need to. 1269-753-7677 Tony |
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