1930 Ford Other

Tudor Sedan

350 Chevrolet

Automatic

Clear

Gasoline

1930 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan. This was a Street Rod or Rat Rod that my dad was building. He passed away and I have had the vehicle in storage for 5 to 7 years. It is time to send it down the road. I listed as much as I could remember about it. The engine is a 350 CID and the transmission is a Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission. It has Mustang 2 rack and pinion steering & disc brakes on the front. Drum brakes on the rear. The manual master cylinder is mounted in the floor. The engine has chrome block hugger headers, aluminum intake, small noticeable idle Crane camshaft and 2.50 aluminized exhaust pipes ran close to the rear axel. The transmission has a Lokar Shifter and a cut and balanced drive shaft. The column is an early 70's GM Van keyless Tilt column with a Grant steering wheel. The rear end is mounted on hairpins (?) and is a GM rear end, unknown gear ratio unknown donor car. Metal fender on the front and fiberglass on the rear. The engine runs good and it yard drives. Original style radiator has been redone to accommodate the Small Block Chevy. There is a folding hood for it also. The roof panels were cut from an early Ford Van and are laying on top, they were going to be cut welded in at some point. The vehicle has rust, dents and a few bullet holes but is sturdy to be its age. The State of Georgia only requires a Bill of Sale for older vehicles. You will not receive a Title check your local laws before buying.