Ford Model A Model A (1930)
Sale price: US $15,500.00 Make an Offer
| Used |
| “1930 model A sedan. Chopped, straight 8, rat rod. Show stopper. Runs, drives, stops great. Authentic rat rod, not some unintelligible mash up that people call a rat rod. Great fun and dependable cruiser. Many antique rare parts and a true mosaic of Americana in machine form.” |
| Year: | 1930 | VIN : | UTP04244 |
| Mileage: | 999 | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
| Make: | Ford | Transmission: | Automatic |
| Model: | Model A | Body Type: | Sedan |
| Engine: | 53 Pontiac straight 8 | Warranty: | Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty |
| Drive Type: | 2wd | Vehicle Title: | Clear |
| Fuel Type: | Gasoline | Sub Model: | Model A |
| For Sale By: | Owner | Exterior Color: | Black |
| Disability Equipped: | No | Interior Color: | Black |
| Drive Side: | Left-hand drive |
Troy, Missouri, United States
Vehicle description
" FrankenA"
1930 Model A sedan. A rat rod built in the original genre". Not a jalopy or cheap imitation of the proper art form. Custom frame stretched 34" from a Model A. 1953 Pontiac straight 8 with "Hydra-Flow" automatic transmission. N.H.L.R. 7 Rochester, single barrel carbs. Connection rod temperature gauge- works! 1940"s Oliver tractor, (model 60) grille customized with spider web and Maltese cross. 1957 Chevy Bel Air front customized bumper. Fog lamps, Frankenstein parking lights. 1937 Hudson headlights. 12 volt conversion throughout. 3 horns: Firewall - 1953 Mac truck horn. Inside - fire alarm bell. Back seat - train air horns! On board compressor with air hose too for mobile "fill ups" of those high dollar trailer queens when they get a flat. Air ride rear suspension. Photos are fully inflated and compressor works air horns but can be used to raise car after you lower it at the show. New rear tires. Front wheels from 32 Ford with V8 hubcaps. 53 Chevy truck steering box, steers like power steering. New master cylinder. Most wiring new. "Judson Magneto". Oil pressure gauge in rear carb stack. AM FM CD. Electric fuel pump with regulator. Door logos are vinyl and can be removed very easily. Park brake is from 1936 Marmon and works. Custom pin striping. The pull cable stop arm on drivers side is from a 1920"s New Orleans cable car. Antique "Ranger" powder fire extinguisher. Fun, Fun, Fun and very driveable. Hilarious to go to the shows and that 6 figure trailer queen next to you gets a glance and everyone wants to sit in, know about and get pictures with this Mona Lisa of Rat Rods. Good luck and good bidding. All questions welcome and answered. More photos if you want them and can hear the car run anytime. I hide nothing on the cars I sell, come inspect, I encourage it.
1930 Model A sedan. A rat rod built in the original genre". Not a jalopy or cheap imitation of the proper art form. Custom frame stretched 34" from a Model A. 1953 Pontiac straight 8 with "Hydra-Flow" automatic transmission. N.H.L.R. 7 Rochester, single barrel carbs. Connection rod temperature gauge- works! 1940"s Oliver tractor, (model 60) grille customized with spider web and Maltese cross. 1957 Chevy Bel Air front customized bumper. Fog lamps, Frankenstein parking lights. 1937 Hudson headlights. 12 volt conversion throughout. 3 horns: Firewall - 1953 Mac truck horn. Inside - fire alarm bell. Back seat - train air horns! On board compressor with air hose too for mobile "fill ups" of those high dollar trailer queens when they get a flat. Air ride rear suspension. Photos are fully inflated and compressor works air horns but can be used to raise car after you lower it at the show. New rear tires. Front wheels from 32 Ford with V8 hubcaps. 53 Chevy truck steering box, steers like power steering. New master cylinder. Most wiring new. "Judson Magneto". Oil pressure gauge in rear carb stack. AM FM CD. Electric fuel pump with regulator. Door logos are vinyl and can be removed very easily. Park brake is from 1936 Marmon and works. Custom pin striping. The pull cable stop arm on drivers side is from a 1920"s New Orleans cable car. Antique "Ranger" powder fire extinguisher. Fun, Fun, Fun and very driveable. Hilarious to go to the shows and that 6 figure trailer queen next to you gets a glance and everyone wants to sit in, know about and get pictures with this Mona Lisa of Rat Rods. Good luck and good bidding. All questions welcome and answered. More photos if you want them and can hear the car run anytime. I hide nothing on the cars I sell, come inspect, I encourage it.