1928 Ford Model A Roaster Pickup on 2040-cars
Jacksonville, Oregon, United States
Engine:4 CYL.
Body Type:ROASTER PICKUP
Vehicle Title:Clear
Mileage: 2,536
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: BLUE & BLACK
Model: Model A
Interior Color: Brown
Trim: original style
Drive Type: RWD
This is a beautifully restored 1928 roadster pick up. This is all steel body, not the repro cab, the original cab. There are alot of powder coated parts. The black is OEM, Its just a shade under the real shinny black. I payed close attention to every little detail on the car. The body and paint was done professionally. The rear end was disassembled and parts that were needed were replaced. Also the transmission was gone through as well as the brakes. The radiator was re cored . Tires have a little over 2,500 miles on them. The king pins and front wheel bearings are also new. The steering column was not taken apart and is a 1930/31. The engine was purchased from a friend, cant say exactly how many miles is on it, he thought it had over 10,000 after an engine re builder in Ashland, Oregon went through it. It runs,and shifts good. The engine doesnt use oil and doesnt heat up on the hottest of days.The brakes work real good considering they are the original style mechanical brakes. The top bows are original, the top is a LE Barron Boney. The back window center rolls up for nice cooling in the summer.The seat and door panels are the original style and color. The seat has had extra padding installed for more comfort. The lights all work,it has a drum tail light in the rear and fluted head light lens.The dog rode in the car and put a few small scratches on the seat. I didnt build this car to sell it, but do to unfortunate circumstances I am selling it.If you like the pictures, the pick up is even more attractive when seen in person. If sold out of the state of Oregon I would like to keep the 1928 license plates. If you would like to drive and inspect the pick up you are welcome to.The vehicle is sold in as is condition. I would like $200.00 deposited in PAY PAL very shortly after end of auction. Within 7 days after end of auction, I would like a check sent to me for the balance of the amount. When the check clears the car can be picked up.Also I will store the car for you for a month or possibly longer after auction. If you would like more information, call me at 541 899 7176. Also I can give you a number of a reputable model a engine re builder in this area who rode in and looked the car over. Please dont bid unless you are serious. Buyer is responsable for shipping.Thanks.
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