1930 Ford Model A

Tudor Sedan

Manual

Clear

Gasoline

Reserve reduced. This is a 1930 two-door Tudor. She has the original paint. New upholstery. New headliner. 5 new tires. She runs and drives. She has been sitting for 3 years. This car belonged to my husband. He bought her in 2008 from a private owner in this area who had bought her in California and brought her to Texas with him. I have the California plates. We call her Penelope after Penelope Pitstop. He took her to a local Thunder over Texas car show, and won best of show in age bracket in 2010. Penelope was featured in a music video by the Baggy Bottom Boys, a local country gospel group. The song was WWJD? (What Would Jesus Do?) She has been driven in small town parades. When my husband was diagnosed with cancer 3 years ago, he couldn't spend the time on Penelope that he wanted to, so he pulled her into the garage, covered her lovingly and took visitors to see her once in a while. He has now passed away, and she needs to find her next greatest fan.