1928 Ford Model A

4 cyl.

Clear

Model A coupe that is an inherited vehicle. It's been in my family for roughly 40 years. I don't know much about Model As, so I'm including lots of photos. This car is sold as-is. I will try to answer questions to the best of my ability. Clear title that lists this coupe as a 1928. This car was taken off the road and stored in a dry barn from 1983-2000. We pulled it out in 2000 and a local Model A mechanic had it running in just a few days. We drove the car for a few years and its been back in the same barn ever since. The engine is free from what I can tell. It is all steel. I will assist with shipping in any way I can. The cost of shipping is the buyer's responsibility. If you have any questions, just ask! Thank you for looking. Just click this link or cut and paste this link to photobucket to see all 39 photos. Thanks http://s233.photobucket.com/user/othomasjr/library/FordOn Jul-15-14 at 18:55:43 PDT, seller added the following information: If you would like to speak to me over the phone, just send me a message and I will message my cell number. Thanks.On Jul-15-14 at 19:15:55 PDT, seller added the following information: I also forgot to mention that the cloth top has a decent sized hole on the top center. (It obviously needs replacing anyway)On Jul-16-14 at 18:58:05 PDT, seller added the following information: Forgive me for not being a car guy, but I've done some research about turning the crankshaft pulley to see if a motor is free. I tried to do it today, but its not easy to get to because of the radiator being in the way. I couldn't move it with my hand, but I also had a poor grip. I will try to get someone to put a wrench on it and find out for sure before the auction ends. Thanks!On Jul-17-14 at 15:56:44 PDT, seller added the following information: I pushed on the fan belt to tighten it and then turned the fan. Viola, the crankshaft pulley turned so I can now say that the motor is FREE.Also, the serial number on the motor is A227694 and the serial number on the title is the same.On Jul-20-14 at 11:43:32 PDT, seller added the following information: Wow, I've heard more stories and learned more about Model As in the last five days than I could have possibly imagined. The most interesting story is that this COULD BE a more RARE Model A by being an early '28 model and identifiable by it's unique emergency brake handle and the fact that it is located slightly to the left of the gear shift. Also, by a unique generator. Very interesting stuff and I appreciate all who have shared things with me!I've posted a few more photos on photobucket: windshield wiper motor, rearview mirror, and the title showing the same serial # that is on the motor. Thanks!