1929 Ford Model A

Roadster Convertible

4 - Cyl.

Manual

Clear

Gasoline

Recent paint and upholstery (cab and rumble seat). It starts instantly, runs very well and has very minimal oil spotting after driving (dollar size or less). It appears to be in excellent mechanical condition. This car has what could best be described as a good amatuer restoration--appears to be frame off. The car has a new radiator, running boards and top. The windshield appears new also. Very good tires. All in all, a very nice, ALL STEEL car that runs great. This car looks great from 10 feet but closer inspection reveals some "amatuer" touches. Car is all steel, but does have evidence of some filler on close inspection. The doors show evidence of fiberglass patch on the lower edges and they do not fit quite right (see picture). The new top suffered a minor tear (see picture). I believe the rumble seat (trunk) lid is from a non-rumble seat car, as there is an extra hole for a handle on the bottom. The gauges do not work and one headlight does not work. The only immediate mechanical work needed (that I have noticed) is the steering is loose enough to make it unsafe to drive at higher speeds and the brakes need adjusted. I don't know much about these cars, so ask questions and I will answer as best I can--preferably, come look at it. Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements.