1929 Ford Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Bronson, Florida, United States
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We are selling our 1929 Model A. Completed and titled as a 1929 in the state of Florida. Its insured and use on the weekends for shows and cruising. Run at 170-180 degrees all day even in traffic. Fast off the line and cruises at 65-70 around 2000 RPM. Motor that we used is a 1976 (Granada) 302 Stroked out to 347. 3- 2 barrel Edelbrock 94's Carbs off electric fuel pump. Hydraulic cams and lifters. Motor and C4 trans was attached when I purchased them as well as the drive shaft. Trans was rebuild with new converter and running a Ford 9" rear end out of a 1967 Galaxy. 4 wheel disc breaks rolling on 16" Firestone Bias Tires. 13 gallon fuel cell and air ride only in the rear. Has a 6" lift and set 3/4" off the ground when empty. Frame is constructed with 2 x 4 x 3/16" and body is bolted down (Ridged). Car has around 200 miles on it and starts up every time I'm ready to roll out. You can follow the build on our Facebook page from start to finish @ Sandhill Kustoms LLC Bronson, FL. No Trades we already have the next one started. Let me know if you need more pictures or have any questions. |
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