Ford Model A 1930

136000 USD

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(435) 261-4562 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758of58 1930 Ford Model A Coupe Built By JESSE JAMES for PAUL TEUTUL SR. on Discovery! Stock #: A462 Exterior Color: German White Interior Color: White Body Type: Kustom Modifications Transmission: Automatic Fuel Type: Gas Engine: 331ci HEMI Mileage: 0 Title Condition: Clear If you are an avid fan of reality television, especially of the automotive variety, then I am betting that you saw the episode of ‘Jesse James Outlaw Garage’ on Discovery Channel, where Jesse & the crew @ Austin Speed Shop built a gorgeous one-of-a-kind 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe for none other than Paul Teutul Sr. from Orange County Choppers. Well folks, here is your chance to own this very piece of Hot Rod television history!‘Red Hills Rods & Classics’ is very happy to offer you this amazing 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe, which I acquired from Paul Sr. in a multi-car deal. Over the last 16 years, I have handled some amazing vehicles, including some of the most rare American muscle cars in the world, as well as many amazing & unique Hot Rods including the 1932 Ford Roadster that Jesse James & The Austin Speed Shop built on television a few years back. I can safely say this this 1930 Ford Model A Coupe is truly a badass!Paul Sr. wanted a 50’s East-Coast style Hot Rod, which is obviously where he grew up admiring the true Hot Rods back in the day. I have to say that Jesse & his crew absolutely nailed it! This Rod is featured in ‘Traditional Rod & Kulture’ magazine Issue #33, laying out the build process in detail. The crew did not know who the client was for much of the build, as Jesse kept it a secret. Bob Merkt found the Coupe body in Iowa, which was in such good condition that he said that it was actually a shame to cut out the new sub rails to make room for the deep channel. The original 1930 Ford chassis (stamped w/ VIN # A2764008) was disassembled, squared up & fitted w/ new cross-members to dial in the stance. It uses a dropped & drilled I-beam on custom hairpins up front & a buggy spring w/ a modified Pete & Jakes ladder bar assembly for the ’57 Ford rear-end. Self-energizing Lincoln drum brakes were used behind the 1940 Ford steelies.As the chassis was being finished, work started on the 1953 Chrysler 331ci Hemi motor, adding a Weiand three-deuce intake & flowing Zoomie headers by Bob Merkt. Stromberg donated (3) of their new Black & Chrome Stromberg 97 carburetors, which was very nice of them to do! Paul Sr. requires lots of legroom, making a manual transmission out of the question. The early Hemi blocks use an integrated bellhousing, and adapting transmissions w/out removable housings required a bit of work. A 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission was pulled from another project & Kail Withers painstakingly trimmed the tranny back to the pump cover to mount the adaptor plate. The center cross-members then had to be modified for the wider transmission pan. James Parker was tapped to create the new floor & trunk panel where the Moon tank rests. Though many East Coast cars ran un-chopped, it was decided to bring the top down 2” w/ a clean slice that required minimal work to finish out. Jesse & Bob hammered out a piece of flat steel into a slightly domed panel to fill the top, which came out excellent! Jesse also created the one-off nerf bar that circles the Buick taillights from 2” chunks of stainless steel & crafted the twin flat-bar insert for the grille. Back in 1958, four round headlights were the latest rage from Detroit & were showing up on kustom cars everywhere! Inspired, Jesse added four vintage snowmobile lamps, staggering them down low on handmade stands. This is one of my favorite features on the car.The interior saw another successful kustom-car inspired challenge met, as Jesse hand-built the steering wheel center & outer hoop in stainless, then cast a clear ring from a custom old. He also hand-built the matching shift knob. Check out how the shifter is mounted in the middle of the dash to keep the floor open for more legroom. Very cool! The ‘54 Ford dash is simply beautiful & was massaged to perfection by Alex Swanson, who also installed a set of gauges behind the glove box door, where you will also find the ignition switch & light switch. With the one-off seats & pedals laid out, Paul Sr. was brought in for a test-fit w/ the steering column. Model A’s are known for being cramped but not this one! I am 6’2” & 210 Lbs, and I fit comfortably w/ 5” remaining above my head and lots of legroom. After the test-fit, the car was blown completely apart w/ components sent to Speed & Sport Chrome in Houston, who did an outstanding job! Parts dipped include everything from the smallest bolts & washers to the suspension, wheels, garnish moldings, backing plates, gauge bezels, brackets, hard line hoses, etc. and let me tell you, it all shines! Anything that was not sent out to chrome was painted White, including the engine block. Custom Car Crafters in Austin shot the German White hue inside & out, and polished all surfaces to a high luster! Leonard Harvey, a legendary upholsterer who was doing custom cars back in the day, did the tuck & roll, adding contrasting black carpeting w/ pleated inserts & piping. It just doesn’t get much cooler folks! She starts w/ a flick of the wrist, idles smoothly & runs beautifully in every way! Did I mention how she sounds? Absolutely incredible, the way a real Hot Rod should!I have never had a vehicle on my showroom floor that gets attention like this car, period! It is truly a rolling piece of art, and the opportunity to acquire such a vehicle rarely if ever comes around. This 1930 Ford Model a 5-Window Coupe is for the collector who only wants the best of the BEST! Vehicle Description If you are an avid fan of reality television, especially of the automotive variety, then I am betting that you saw the episode of ‘Jesse James Outlaw Garage’ on Discovery Channel, where Jesse & the crew @ Austin Speed Shop built a gorgeous one-of-a-kind 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe for none other than Paul Teutul Sr. from Orange County Choppers. Well folks, here is your chance to own this very piece of Hot Rod television history!‘Red Hills Rods & Classics’ is very happy to offer you this amazing 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe, which I acquired from Paul Sr. in a multi-car deal. Over the last 16 years, I have handled some amazing vehicles, including some of the most rare American muscle cars in the world, as well as many amazing & unique Hot Rods including the 1932 Ford Roadster that Jesse James & The Austin Speed Shop built on television a few years back. I can safely say this this 1930 Ford Model A Coupe is truly a badass!Paul Sr. wanted a 50’s East-Coast style Hot Rod, which is obviously where he grew up admiring the true Hot Rods back in the day. I have to say that Jesse & his crew absolutely nailed it! This Rod is featured in ‘Traditional Rod & Kulture’ magazine Issue #33, laying out the build process in detail. The crew did not know who the client was for much of the build, as Jesse kept it a secret. Bob Merkt found the Coupe body in Iowa, which was in such good condition that he said that it was actually a shame to cut out the new sub rails to make room for the deep channel. The original 1930 Ford chassis (stamped w/ VIN # A2764008) was disassembled, squared up & fitted w/ new cross-members to dial in the stance. It uses a dropped & drilled I-beam on custom hairpins up front & a buggy spring w/ a modified Pete & Jakes ladder bar assembly for the ’57 Ford rear-end. Self-energizing Lincoln drum brakes were used behind the 1940 Ford steelies.As the chassis was being finished, work started on the 1953 Chrysler 331ci Hemi motor, adding a Weiand three-deuce intake & flowing Zoomie headers by Bob Merkt. Stromberg donated (3) of their new Black & Chrome Stromberg 97 carburetors, which was very nice of them to do! Paul Sr. requires lots of legroom, making a manual transmission out of the question. The early Hemi blocks use an integrated bellhousing, and adapting transmissions w/out removable housings required a bit of work. A 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission was pulled from another project & Kail Withers painstakingly trimmed the tranny back to the pump cover to mount the adaptor plate. The center cross-members then had to be modified for the wider transmission pan. James Parker was tapped to create the new floor & trunk panel where the Moon tank rests. Though many East Coast cars ran un-chopped, it was decided to bring the top down 2” w/ a clean slice that required minimal work to finish out. Jesse & Bob hammered out a piece of flat steel into a slightly domed panel to fill the top, which came out excellent! Jesse also created the one-off nerf bar that circles the Buick taillights from 2” chunks of stainless steel & crafted the twin flat-bar insert for the grille. Back in 1958, four round headlights were the latest rage from Detroit & were showing up on kustom cars everywhere! Inspired, Jesse added four vintage snowmobile lamps, staggering them down low on handmade stands. This is one of my favorite features on the car.The interior saw another successful kustom-car inspired challenge met, as Jesse hand-built the steering wheel center & outer hoop in stainless, then cast a clear ring from a custom old. He also hand-built the matching shift knob. Check out how the shifter is mounted in the middle of the dash to keep the floor open for more legroom. Very cool! The ‘54 Ford dash is simply beautiful & was massaged to perfection by Alex Swanson, who also installed a set of gauges behind the glove box door, where you will also find the ignition switch & light switch. With the one-off seats & pedals laid out, Paul Sr. was brought in for a test-fit w/ the steering column. Model A’s are known for being cramped but not this one! I am 6’2” & 210 Lbs, and I fit comfortably w/ 5” remaining above my head and lots of legroom. After the test-fit, the car was blown completely apart w/ components sent to Speed & Sport Chrome in Houston, who did an outstanding job! Parts dipped include everything from the smallest bolts & washers to the suspension, wheels, garnish moldings, backing plates, gauge bezels, brackets, hard line hoses, etc. and let me tell you, it all shines! Anything that was not sent out to chrome was painted White, including the engine block. Custom Car Crafters in Austin shot the German White hue inside & out, and polished all surfaces to a high luster! Leonard Harvey, a legendary upholsterer who was doing custom cars back in the day, did the tuck & roll, adding contrasting black carpeting w/ pleated inserts & piping. It just doesn’t get much cooler folks! She starts w/ a flick of the wrist, idles smoothly & runs beautifully in every way! Did I mention how she sounds? Absolutely incredible, the way a real Hot Rod should!I have never had a vehicle on my showroom floor that gets attention like this car, period! It is truly a rolling piece of art, and the opportunity to acquire such a vehicle rarely if ever comes around. This 1930 Ford Model a 5-Window Coupe is for the collector who only wants the best of the BEST! Vehicle Warranty This vehicle is being sold as is, where is with no warranty, expressed written or implied. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle, and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon that judgement solely. The seller shall and will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's request prior to the close of sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle. About Red Hills Rods and Classics 'RED HILLS RODS & CLASSICS' specializes in rare Classic Cars, Muscle Cars & Hot Rods. Based in Saint George, Utah, R.H.R.C. was founded by Steven Ray Anastos after he relocated to Southern Utah from Southern California. Steven had mainly been dealing in high-end Mopar Muscle Cars in California since 2003, where he did business under the name 'Steve’s Killer Bees'. The stunning landscape, beautiful weather, & open roads make Southern Utah the perfect place for such a business. The area was starving for a taste of the Hot Rod Kulture and R.H.R.C. has become the premiere Classic Car dealership in Southern Utah! Other retail items include: Helmets, Goggles, Sunglasses, Hats, Beanies, Jewelry, DVD’s, Books and Hot Rod Collectibles such as Rat Fink, Clay Smith and Mooneyes. They also market their own line of R.H.R.C. apparel. Much of their business has been and will continue to be internet-based, especially the sale of their high-end Classic Cars & Hot Rods. After all, this is a cyber world that we are dealing in these days, and R.H.R.C. has always catered to that market & plans to continue doing so for a very long time! 'RED HILLS RODS & CLASSICS' specializes in rare Classic Cars, Muscle Cars & Hot Rods. Based in Saint George, Utah, R.H.R.C. was founded by Steven Ray Anastos after he relocated to Southern Utah from Southern California. Steven had mainly been dealing in high-end Mopar Muscle Cars in California since 2003, where he did business under the name 'Steve’s Killer Bees'. The stunning landscape, beautiful weather, & open roads make Southern Utah the perfect place for such a business. The area was starving for a taste of the Hot Rod Kulture and R.H.R.C. has become the premiere Classic Car dealership in Southern Utah! Other retail items include: Helmets, Goggles, Sunglasses, Hats, Beanies, Jewelry, DVD’s, Books and Hot Rod Collectibles such as Rat Fink, Clay Smith and Mooneyes. They also market their own line of R.H.R.C. apparel. Much of their business has been and will continue to be internet-based, especially the sale of their high-end Classic Cars & Hot Rods. After all, this is a cyber world that we are dealing in these days, and R.H.R.C. has always catered to that market & plans to continue doing so for a very long time! Contact us for more details (435) 261-4562 Terms and Conditions Payment Options We accept the following payment methods: - Cashier's Check/money order- Loan check from eBay Financing Center- Cash (in person)- Personal check (once cleared) Vehicle Pickup & Shipping All shipping charges are buyer's responsibility. Finance, Warranty, Shipping question? Call the dealer at (435) 261-4562 General Terms Winning bidder must submit a Non-Refundable $500 Down Payment within 48 hours of the end of the auction via PayPal, Wire Transfer or Cashiers Check. We also accept all major Credit Cards. The remaining balance must be paid within (5) business days of the end of the auction via Wire Transfer or Cashiers Check only. This vehicle is sold 'AS IS' with no warranty expressed or implied. Enclosed transportation can be easily arranged at the buyer's expense. Fees and Taxes Taxes and Fees: Out of state buyers are not charged sales tax, title fees, license fees, or doc fees. The buyer is responsible for registering & titling the vehicle in their home state.

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

(435) 261-4562 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334353637383940414243444546474849505152535455565758of58 1930 Ford Model A Coupe Built By *JESSE JAMES for *PAUL TEUTUL SR. on Discovery! Stock #: A462 Exterior Color: German White Interior Color: White Body Type: Kustom Modifications Transmission: Automatic Fuel Type: Gas Engine: 331ci HEMI Mileage: 0 Title Condition: Clear If you are an avid fan of reality television, especially of the automotive variety, then I am betting that you saw the episode of ‘Jesse James Outlaw Garage’ on Discovery Channel, where Jesse & the crew @ Austin Speed Shop built a gorgeous one-of-a-kind 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe for none other than Paul Teutul Sr. from Orange County Choppers. Well folks, here is your chance to own this very piece of Hot Rod television history!‘Red Hills Rods & Classics’ is very happy to offer you this amazing 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe, which I acquired from Paul Sr. in a multi-car deal. Over the last 16 years, I have handled some amazing vehicles, including some of the most rare American muscle cars in the world, as well as many amazing & unique Hot Rods including the 1932 Ford Roadster that Jesse James & The Austin Speed Shop built on television a few years back. I can safely say this this 1930 Ford Model A Coupe is truly a badass!Paul Sr. wanted a 50’s East-Coast style Hot Rod, which is obviously where he grew up admiring the true Hot Rods back in the day. I have to say that Jesse & his crew absolutely nailed it! This Rod is featured in ‘Traditional Rod & Kulture’ magazine Issue #33, laying out the build process in detail. The crew did not know who the client was for much of the build, as Jesse kept it a secret. Bob Merkt found the Coupe body in Iowa, which was in such good condition that he said that it was actually a shame to cut out the new sub rails to make room for the deep channel. The original 1930 Ford chassis (stamped w/ VIN # A2764008) was disassembled, squared up & fitted w/ new cross-members to dial in the stance. It uses a dropped & drilled I-beam on custom hairpins up front & a buggy spring w/ a modified Pete & Jakes ladder bar assembly for the ’57 Ford rear-end. Self-energizing Lincoln drum brakes were used behind the 1940 Ford steelies.As the chassis was being finished, work started on the 1953 Chrysler 331ci Hemi motor, adding a Weiand three-deuce intake & flowing Zoomie headers by Bob Merkt. Stromberg donated (3) of their new Black & Chrome Stromberg 97 carburetors, which was very nice of them to do! Paul Sr. requires lots of legroom, making a manual transmission out of the question. The early Hemi blocks use an integrated bellhousing, and adapting transmissions w/out removable housings required a bit of work. A 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission was pulled from another project & Kail Withers painstakingly trimmed the tranny back to the pump cover to mount the adaptor plate. The center cross-members then had to be modified for the wider transmission pan. James Parker was tapped to create the new floor & trunk panel where the Moon tank rests. Though many East Coast cars ran un-chopped, it was decided to bring the top down 2” w/ a clean slice that required minimal work to finish out. Jesse & Bob hammered out a piece of flat steel into a slightly domed panel to fill the top, which came out excellent! Jesse also created the one-off nerf bar that circles the Buick taillights from 2” chunks of stainless steel & crafted the twin flat-bar insert for the grille. Back in 1958, four round headlights were the latest rage from Detroit & were showing up on kustom cars everywhere! Inspired, Jesse added four vintage snowmobile lamps, staggering them down low on handmade stands. This is one of my favorite features on the car.The interior saw another successful kustom-car inspired challenge met, as Jesse hand-built the steering wheel center & outer hoop in stainless, then cast a clear ring from a custom old. He also hand-built the matching shift knob. Check out how the shifter is mounted in the middle of the dash to keep the floor open for more legroom. Very cool! The ‘54 Ford dash is simply beautiful & was massaged to perfection by Alex Swanson, who also installed a set of gauges behind the glove box door, where you will also find the ignition switch & light switch. With the one-off seats & pedals laid out, Paul Sr. was brought in for a test-fit w/ the steering column. Model A’s are known for being cramped but not this one! I am 6’2” & 210 Lbs, and I fit comfortably w/ 5” remaining above my head and lots of legroom. After the test-fit, the car was blown completely apart w/ components sent to Speed & Sport Chrome in Houston, who did an outstanding job! Parts dipped include everything from the smallest bolts & washers to the suspension, wheels, garnish moldings, backing plates, gauge bezels, brackets, hard line hoses, etc. and let me tell you, it all shines! Anything that was not sent out to chrome was painted White, including the engine block. Custom Car Crafters in Austin shot the German White hue inside & out, and polished all surfaces to a high luster! Leonard Harvey, a legendary upholsterer who was doing custom cars back in the day, did the tuck & roll, adding contrasting black carpeting w/ pleated inserts & piping. It just doesn’t get much cooler folks! She starts w/ a flick of the wrist, idles smoothly & runs beautifully in every way! Did I mention how she sounds? Absolutely incredible, the way a real Hot Rod should!I have never had a vehicle on my showroom floor that gets attention like this car, period! It is truly a rolling piece of art, and the opportunity to acquire such a vehicle rarely if ever comes around. This 1930 Ford Model a 5-Window Coupe is for the collector who only wants the best of the BEST! Vehicle Description If you are an avid fan of reality television, especially of the automotive variety, then I am betting that you saw the episode of ‘Jesse James Outlaw Garage’ on Discovery Channel, where Jesse & the crew @ Austin Speed Shop built a gorgeous one-of-a-kind 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe for none other than Paul Teutul Sr. from Orange County Choppers. Well folks, here is your chance to own this very piece of Hot Rod television history!‘Red Hills Rods & Classics’ is very happy to offer you this amazing 1930 Ford Model A 5-Window Coupe, which I acquired from Paul Sr. in a multi-car deal. Over the last 16 years, I have handled some amazing vehicles, including some of the most rare American muscle cars in the world, as well as many amazing & unique Hot Rods including the 1932 Ford Roadster that Jesse James & The Austin Speed Shop built on television a few years back. I can safely say this this 1930 Ford Model A Coupe is truly a badass!Paul Sr. wanted a 50’s East-Coast style Hot Rod, which is obviously where he grew up admiring the true Hot Rods back in the day. I have to say that Jesse & his crew absolutely nailed it! This Rod is featured in ‘Traditional Rod & Kulture’ magazine Issue #33, laying out the build process in detail. The crew did not know who the client was for much of the build, as Jesse kept it a secret. Bob Merkt found the Coupe body in Iowa, which was in such good condition that he said that it was actually a shame to cut out the new sub rails to make room for the deep channel. The original 1930 Ford chassis (stamped w/ VIN # A2764008) was disassembled, squared up & fitted w/ new cross-members to dial in the stance. It uses a dropped & drilled I-beam on custom hairpins up front & a buggy spring w/ a modified Pete & Jakes ladder bar assembly for the ’57 Ford rear-end. Self-energizing Lincoln drum brakes were used behind the 1940 Ford steelies.As the chassis was being finished, work started on the 1953 Chrysler 331ci Hemi motor, adding a Weiand three-deuce intake & flowing Zoomie headers by Bob Merkt. Stromberg donated (3) of their new Black & Chrome Stromberg 97 carburetors, which was very nice of them to do! Paul Sr. requires lots of legroom, making a manual transmission out of the question. The early Hemi blocks use an integrated bellhousing, and adapting transmissions w/out removable housings required a bit of work. A 727 Torqueflite automatic transmission was pulled from another project & Kail Withers painstakingly trimmed the tranny back to the pump cover to mount the adaptor plate. The center cross-members then had to be modified for the wider transmission pan. James Parker was tapped to create the new floor & trunk panel where the Moon tank rests. Though many East Coast cars ran un-chopped, it was decided to bring the top down 2” w/ a clean slice that required minimal work to finish out. Jesse & Bob hammered out a piece of flat steel into a slightly domed panel to fill the top, which came out excellent! Jesse also created the one-off nerf bar that circles the Buick taillights from 2” chunks of stainless steel & crafted the twin flat-bar insert for the grille. Back in 1958, four round headlights were the latest rage from Detroit & were showing up on kustom cars everywhere! Inspired, Jesse added four vintage snowmobile lamps, staggering them down low on handmade stands. This is one of my favorite features on the car.The interior saw another successful kustom-car inspired challenge met, as Jesse hand-built the steering wheel center & outer hoop in stainless, then cast a clear ring from a custom old. He also hand-built the matching shift knob. Check out how the shifter is mounted in the middle of the dash to keep the floor open for more legroom. Very cool! The ‘54 Ford dash is simply beautiful & was massaged to perfection by Alex Swanson, who also installed a set of gauges behind the glove box door, where you will also find the ignition switch & light switch. With the one-off seats & pedals laid out, Paul Sr. was brought in for a test-fit w/ the steering column. Model A’s are known for being cramped but not this one! I am 6’2” & 210 Lbs, and I fit comfortably w/ 5” remaining above my head and lots of legroom. After the test-fit, the car was blown completely apart w/ components sent to Speed & Sport Chrome in Houston, who did an outstanding job! Parts dipped include everything from the smallest bolts & washers to the suspension, wheels, garnish moldings, backing plates, gauge bezels, brackets, hard line hoses, etc. and let me tell you, it all shines! Anything that was not sent out to chrome was painted White, including the engine block. Custom Car Crafters in Austin shot the German White hue inside & out, and polished all surfaces to a high luster! Leonard Harvey, a legendary upholsterer who was doing custom cars back in the day, did the tuck & roll, adding contrasting black carpeting w/ pleated inserts & piping. It just doesn’t get much cooler folks! She starts w/ a flick of the wrist, idles smoothly & runs beautifully in every way! Did I mention how she sounds? Absolutely incredible, the way a real Hot Rod should!I have never had a vehicle on my showroom floor that gets attention like this car, period! It is truly a rolling piece of art, and the opportunity to acquire such a vehicle rarely if ever comes around. This 1930 Ford Model a 5-Window Coupe is for the collector who only wants the best of the BEST! Vehicle Warranty This vehicle is being sold as is, where is with no warranty, expressed written or implied. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage. Any descriptions or representations are for identification purposes only and are not to be construed as a warranty of any type. It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle, and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon that judgement solely. The seller shall and will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle at the buyer's request prior to the close of sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle. About Red Hills Rods and Classics 'RED HILLS RODS & CLASSICS' specializes in rare Classic Cars, Muscle Cars & Hot Rods. Based in Saint George, Utah, R.H.R.C. was founded by Steven Ray Anastos after he relocated to Southern Utah from Southern California. Steven had mainly been dealing in high-end Mopar Muscle Cars in California since 2003, where he did business under the name 'Steve’s Killer Bees'. The stunning landscape, beautiful weather, & open roads make Southern Utah the perfect place for such a business. The area was starving for a taste of the Hot Rod Kulture and R.H.R.C. has become the premiere Classic Car dealership in Southern Utah! Other retail items include: Helmets, Goggles, Sunglasses, Hats, Beanies, Jewelry, DVD’s, Books and Hot Rod Collectibles such as Rat Fink, Clay Smith and Mooneyes. They also market their own line of R.H.R.C. apparel. Much of their business has been and will continue to be internet-based, especially the sale of their high-end Classic Cars & Hot Rods. After all, this is a cyber world that we are dealing in these days, and R.H.R.C. has always catered to that market & plans to continue doing so for a very long time! 'RED HILLS RODS & CLASSICS' specializes in rare Classic Cars, Muscle Cars & Hot Rods. Based in Saint George, Utah, R.H.R.C. was founded by Steven Ray Anastos after he relocated to Southern Utah from Southern California. Steven had mainly been dealing in high-end Mopar Muscle Cars in California since 2003, where he did business under the name 'Steve’s Killer Bees'. The stunning landscape, beautiful weather, & open roads make Southern Utah the perfect place for such a business. The area was starving for a taste of the Hot Rod Kulture and R.H.R.C. has become the premiere Classic Car dealership in Southern Utah! Other retail items include: Helmets, Goggles, Sunglasses, Hats, Beanies, Jewelry, DVD’s, Books and Hot Rod Collectibles such as Rat Fink, Clay Smith and Mooneyes. They also market their own line of R.H.R.C. apparel. Much of their business has been and will continue to be internet-based, especially the sale of their high-end Classic Cars & Hot Rods. After all, this is a cyber world that we are dealing in these days, and R.H.R.C. has always catered to that market & plans to continue doing so for a very long time! Contact us for more details (435) 261-4562 Terms and Conditions Payment Options We accept the following payment methods: - Cashier's Check/money order- Loan check from eBay Financing Center- Cash (in person)- Personal check (once cleared) Vehicle Pickup & Shipping All shipping charges are buyer's responsibility. Finance, Warranty, Shipping question? Call the dealer at (435) 261-4562 General Terms Winning bidder must submit a Non-Refundable $500 Down Payment within 48 hours of the end of the auction via PayPal, Wire Transfer or Cashiers Check. We also accept all major Credit Cards. The remaining balance must be paid within (5) business days of the end of the auction via Wire Transfer or Cashiers Check only. This vehicle is sold 'AS IS' with no warranty expressed or implied. Enclosed transportation can be easily arranged at the buyer's expense. Fees and Taxes Taxes and Fees: Out of state buyers are not charged sales tax, title fees, license fees, or doc fees. The buyer is responsible for registering & titling the vehicle in their home state.

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	136000 USD
Make:	Ford
Model:	Model A
Year:	1930
Mileage:	N/A
Trim:	5-Window Coupe
Engine:	331ci HEMI
Transmission:	Automatic
Warranty:	Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

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Ford Model A 1930

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