1930 Ford Model A

Chevy 350

Automatic

A3593306

1930 Model A -Chopped 5 window coupe with rumble seat- The coupe runs and drives good. She was originally built in the 80's, driven and parked when the owner got ill. Unfortuantly he passed away, a buddy of mine bought her with the intentions of rebuilding her his way. Well, you can see what happened, she sat in a wearhouse for at least 15 years only being started or driven around the block. He did put new American Racing rims and tires on her, a new Edelbrock carb and battery. But thats it. -All Ford steel body with glass fenders- Motor-Chevy 350 with built Turbo 350, runs and shifts very good. Heidts front end with stainless A-arms Disc brake front, drum rear Rack and pinion steering Chevy 10 bolt rear end Rear air bag load assist and ride height adjust(manual fill) Seamless windows Power windows(not working) Solenoid actuator doors, work good and close tight Solenoid actuator rumble seat deck latch Lokar Tall shifter Classic Industries gauges, all seem to work fine 600 watt stereo with 2 12's behind the seat(not working, no power) Chevy tilt steering column Vintage Air heat/fan, blows good Under floor brake pedal/reservoir This little car has great potential as a father son project, the running gear is solid, the body is solid, the low profile seat provides good leg room and is comfortable. Clean up the motor compartment, a paint job and shes rolling down the road. I could even see taking the fenders off and going blitz black. There's no doubt she needs updating and a little work, but its a great platform to start with... Feel free to ask question! And she is titled as a 1930 Model A, not a special construction!! On May-21-12 at 07:30:30 PDT, seller added the following information: I need to update the AC unit info, there is no compressor on the motor and therefore no lines from the firewall to a compressor. However, the Vintage Air/heat unit is under the dash and does blow heat..