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Vehicle Description

Custom 1930 ford Model A

327 Chev with
350 Turbo trans.
Camel Back Heads.
1932 front grille.
Custom graphics by DSG Graphics.
American racing wheels.
Willwood front disc brakes.
Ford 8 inch rear end.
4 link coil over rear suspension.
Leather seats.
Power windows.
Air conditioning. ,
Grant Steering Wheel.
Kenwood Radio

Vehicle Details

Listing ID:CC-1231737
Price:$29,000
Location:Paso Robles, California
Year:1930
Make:Ford
Model:Model A
Exterior Color:Blue
Interior Color:Blue
Transmission:Automatic
Engine Size:V-8
Odometer:20114
Restoration History:Fully Restored
Exterior Condition:Excellent
Seat Material:Leather
CD Player:Yes
Air Conditioning:Yes
AM/FM Radio:Yes
Tinted Windows:Yes
Power Windows:Yes
Engine History:Replaced
Engine Condition:Running
Drive Train:Rear-wheel drive

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