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1929 FORD 2 DOOR CUSTOM!!!

Complete body restoration and customization. 6” inch drop, 4” channel. Fully built 351 Windsor with C4 Automatic Transmission. New Dual Edelbrock Carbs. Everything newly powder coated/painted. New Accuair Airride System. Copper Airlines. New Wilwood Brakes (Disc on all 4). Ford 8.8 Rear End with 373 Gears. New Black Gauges (High End). White Wall Slicks. Frenched 1959 Cadillac Tail Lights. Copper Accents and Black Leather Interior. WORDS CANT DESCRIBE HOW IMPRESSIVE THIS CAR IS!!!

Vehicle Details

Listing ID:CC-1254465
Price:$44,000 (OBO)
Location:Miami, Florida
Year:1929
Make:Ford
Model:Model A
Exterior Color:BLACK
Interior Color:BLACK
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:43
Exterior Condition:Very Good
Seat Material:Leather

Finance today for $599.68*/month for 96 months at 6.99% APR

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Hagerty crew brings Model A back to life at Hershey Swap Meet

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Once again, the Hagerty crew has created a drivable automobile in just 100 hours and sourced completely from the piles of used parts at the Hershey Swap Meet.

They’re at it again: Hagerty crew to build Ford Model A with parts found at Hershey Swap Meet in just four days

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The idea of Hagerty’s Swap to Street Challenge sprouted from a simple concept often heard at the Hershey Swap Meet, that you could build an entire car from the used parts.

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‘I’m a Ramblin’ Wreck from Georgia Tech and a hell of an engineer…”

1930 Ford Model A

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Often a popular car to turn into a classic hot rod, the 1930 Ford Model A was created to help Ford maintain a strong presence in the market during a time when other cars began to be more affordable and practical.