1931 Ford Model A

Sedan

Banger

Manual

1931FORD

Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed

This is another project I picked up with the best intentions. I purchased this car from a man in the mid-west after only seeing a couple photos and speaking on the phone for a little while. He was absolutely honest with me, and it is every bit as nice as he said it would be. It is almost completely rust-free. I cannot stress that part enough. The doors are the most solid set of doors I have ever come across. The cowl and quarters are equally as nice. The fenders are beat to hell and back. The rear section of the car was torched out so that it could be used as a quasi-delivery truck of sorts. It is back in place, though it is not welded together and it is not water-tight.The chassis is arguably pristine, with no visible pits, rust, hard hits, or any detrimental quality that I could find while laying underneath it. Mechanical brakes, round tires, four cylinder and a three speed. What more could you want? I recently purchased a fixer-upper farm that I intend to retire to, and there is only so much time and space for so many projects. I am also selling a 1936 Ford Convertible Sedan, as well as other early-Ford parts in the future. There is only so much that I can show in twelve pictures. I have dozens of photos. If you want to see specific areas, I can send what I have, or take additional photos within 24 hours. Please, do not hesitate to ask for more pictures. I want to make sure everyone is on the same page as far as the vehicle condition goes. If you need additional information or have questions, call me, Mark Van Acker, at (570) 685-2680.On Feb-01-17 at 19:24:25 PST, seller added the following information: This Model A is being sold without a title. In the title section of the listing, it states "Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed." This is not accurate, but I couldn't list it without choosing from options. It is sold with a bill of sale, and a pencil tracing of the engine serial number. Thanks to the interested eBay bidders who called for more information. If there is anything else I can clarify, photograph, or explain, I will gladly do so. Mark Van Acker 570-685-2680