Ford Model A 1929

39950 USD

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
Bruce A. Elder Antique and Classic Automobiles 114 South New Street, Staunton, Virginia 24401 540-885-0500 1929 Ford Station Wagon Traditional Hot Rod By Larry Rathburn, Allegheny Speed Shop V.I.N.: A1918919 (Original Ford V.I.N., Virginia Title) Mileage: 693 (Indicated) Chassis & Driveline: TCI chassis stretched 3 ½ inches and kicked at the rear by Alleghany Speed Shop and powder-coated by Twist And Turns Mfg. in Roanoke, Virginia. Pete & Jake's 4” dropped front axle with disc brakes, Maverick 8 inch differential on coil-over suspension. Vega steering box. Ford 15” steel wheels with 1952 hubcaps and trim rings. Firestone 205/75 and 235/75 Radials front and rear. Custom rear mounted fuel tank. Custom radiator with fan shroud. Engine & Transmission: Rebuilt Ford 289 C.I.D. V-8 with finned aluminum valve covers and Edelbrock 4Bbl. carburetor. Full length 2 inch exhaust with glass packed mufflers. Ford C-4, 3-speed automatic transmission with column shift Body: Original 1929 Ford Model A commercial cowl with functional ventilating windshield. Custom built, powder coated, tubular steel framed, station wagon body, Steel tube door framework for both front and rear doors. Stainless steel piano hinges and bear claw style latches. The rear seat is easily removable for additional luggage space. The beautiful hand made maple body was crafted by master cabinetmaker Robert Peters. The tinted safety glass with retractable panels in the front and rear doors was installed by Carl DeHart. The sheet metal was finished by Wide Open Customs in Roanoke, Virginia and is a Manila Tan. The fenders, aprons and shields are finished in Seal Brown. The orange pin stripping was applied by the legendary Tom VanNortwick. Chrome plating by Hanlon Plating Co. of Richmond Virginia. Interior & Top: Mercedes Benz Haartz cloth top covering Ford Bronco front bucket and rear bench seats covered in tan leather by Grant's Auto Upholstery in Troutville, Virginia. Electronic VDO gauges and 1953 Ford 50th Anniversary steering wheel Front seat belts. The car has a fully modern electrical system that includes, Halogen headlamps, LED tail lamps, Directional signals, electric windshield wiper and proper fuses. Condition: Beautifully built by the late Larry Rathburn. Larry built show quality, award winning cars that appeared in national magazines including Hot Rod and Rod & Custom. The chassis was set up on his surface plate and was squared and modified to provide proper support for the custom body. Every steel component was stripped to bare steel prior to paint / powder coat. The steel framework of the body ensures remarkable integrity and quality of fit, thus, the doors close positively with a solid clunk. Ready to enjoy. THIS IS A BUY IT NOW LISTING Clicking the icon means you have bought a car, so... Please read this prior to buying! Terms: We are located in beautiful Staunton, Virginia in a building originally built in 1911 as a Ford Dealership. We invite and encourage you to visit us for a personal inspection of the car, or to send your mechanic or appraiser prior to buying. This car is sold as is and with no warranty. If you have any questions or would like to see further pictures, feel free to call or message us. If you are the buyer, a non-refundable $500.00 deposit is expected and required within 24 hours of purchase. The balance, by wire transfer within five business days. We cannot and will not consider any trades. This car is also available for purchase locally in our showroom. As such, we reserve the right to end the listing early and with no notice. You can buy with confidence as I am a Licensed Virginia Dealer.

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

Bruce A. Elder Antique and Classic Automobiles 114 South New Street, Staunton, Virginia 24401 540-885-0500 1929 Ford Station Wagon Traditional Hot Rod By Larry Rathburn, Allegheny Speed Shop V.I.N.: A1918919 (Original Ford V.I.N., Virginia Title) Mileage: 693 (Indicated) Chassis & Driveline: TCI chassis stretched 3 ½ inches and kicked at the rear by Alleghany Speed Shop and powder-coated by Twist And Turns Mfg. in Roanoke, Virginia. Pete & Jake's 4” dropped front axle with disc brakes, Maverick 8 inch differential on coil-over suspension. Vega steering box. Ford 15” steel wheels with 1952 hubcaps and trim rings. Firestone 205/75 and 235/75 Radials front and rear. Custom rear mounted fuel tank. Custom radiator with fan shroud. Engine & Transmission: Rebuilt Ford 289 C.I.D. V-8 with finned aluminum valve covers and Edelbrock 4Bbl. carburetor. Full length 2 inch exhaust with glass packed mufflers. Ford C-4, 3-speed automatic transmission with column shift Body: Original 1929 Ford Model A commercial cowl with functional ventilating windshield. Custom built, powder coated, tubular steel framed, station wagon body, Steel tube door framework for both front and rear doors. Stainless steel piano hinges and bear claw style latches. The rear seat is easily removable for additional luggage space. The beautiful hand made maple body was crafted by master cabinetmaker Robert Peters. The tinted safety glass with retractable panels in the front and rear doors was installed by Carl DeHart. The sheet metal was finished by Wide Open Customs in Roanoke, Virginia and is a Manila Tan. The fenders, aprons and shields are finished in Seal Brown. The orange pin stripping was applied by the legendary Tom VanNortwick. Chrome plating by Hanlon Plating Co. of Richmond Virginia. Interior & Top: Mercedes Benz Haartz cloth top covering Ford Bronco front bucket and rear bench seats covered in tan leather by Grant's Auto Upholstery in Troutville, Virginia. Electronic VDO gauges and 1953 Ford 50th Anniversary steering wheel Front seat belts. The car has a fully modern electrical system that includes, Halogen headlamps, LED tail lamps, Directional signals, electric windshield wiper and proper fuses. Condition: Beautifully built by the late Larry Rathburn. Larry built show quality, award winning cars that appeared in national magazines including Hot Rod and Rod & Custom. The chassis was set up on his surface plate and was squared and modified to provide proper support for the custom body. Every steel component was stripped to bare steel prior to paint / powder coat. The steel framework of the body ensures remarkable integrity and quality of fit, thus, the doors close positively with a solid clunk. Ready to enjoy. THIS IS A BUY IT NOW LISTING Clicking the icon means you have bought a car, so... Please read this prior to buying! Terms: We are located in beautiful Staunton, Virginia in a building originally built in 1911 as a Ford Dealership. We invite and encourage you to visit us for a personal inspection of the car, or to send your mechanic or appraiser prior to buying. This car is sold as is and with no warranty. If you have any questions or would like to see further pictures, feel free to call or message us. If you are the buyer, a non-refundable $500.00 deposit is expected and required within 24 hours of purchase. The balance, by wire transfer within five business days. We cannot and will not consider any trades. This car is also available for purchase locally in our showroom. As such, we reserve the right to end the listing early and with no notice. You can buy with confidence as I am a Licensed Virginia Dealer.

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	39950 USD
Make:	Ford
Model:	Model A
Year:	1929
Mileage:	693 MI
Trim:	Station Wagon Woody Woodie Hot Rod

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Ford Model A 1929

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