1930 Model A Ford Phaeton on 2040-cars
Plymouth, Indiana, United States
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Here is my 1930 Model A Ford 4 door Phaeton. Last Spring I put 4 new tires and tubes with liners along with powder coating the wheels. It has new side curtains, and top boot. The top and interior is in excellent condition. The car runs down the road fine, but I notice that when I first start the car after sitting for a few weeks, it is a little noisy for just a second or so. Not sure why, someone said it is because the oil pressure has to build up first. It steers and brakes great for a Model A. The car was restored in the mid 60's and the lacquer paint is starting to crack. I tried to show you the worst places this is happening in the pictures. The underneath is all original and in good solid shape. Has all the original shocks and pop out switch. The car is really a great solid Model A that you can drive and enjoy. I purchased the car a couple of years ago from a family that used to attend several of the Model A Tours till the husband passed and it sat for several years. True mileage is unknown, and our state automatically put exempt on the title after 10 years old. You are buying this car as/is without warranty. Please feel free to call me if you have further questions before the bidding ends. 574-95two-45fifty
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