1931 Ford Model A Tudor on 2040-cars
Stony Brook, New York, United States
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1931 Ford Model A Tudor This 1931 Ford Model A Tudor is a car which starts and runs well. Everything seems to be stock (except leak-less water pump and 4 blade fan). The car has a good interior, but it's a “driver,” great for car club shows as a survivor, but it's not a “show car.” It has a solid body with some surface rust, but no rust through on body, fenders, or running boards. See Photos.
This car has electric wipers, cowl lights, exhaust manifold cabin heater, vacuum operated cabin fan, white wall tires, leak-less water pump, and a four blade fan. The engine was rebuilt about 10,000 miles ago when I bought the car from a local Long Island fellow about 2 years ago.
The reason I’m selling this car is that I’m currently in the process of rebuilding another Ford (1930) Model A, we have six grandchildren, we live in New York and my wife and I drive to Ohio to babysit, and I am way too busy to take on another project.
The buyer will be responsible for shipping and delivery. Please feel free to contact me through eBay if you need further information. |
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