Ford Model A Roadster (1927)
Sale price: US $12,500.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1927 |
| VIN : | 5269 | Mileage: | 4176 |
| Model: | Model A | Make: | Ford |
| Options: | Convertible | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
| For Sale By: | Private Seller | Transmission: | Automatic |
| Body Type: | Coupe | Vehicle Title: | Clean |
Saint George, Kansas, United States
Vehicle description
All Steel - Original Steel Tub, firewall, Doors, cowl vent and Windshield brackets - 1927 Antique Title
Custom Build Street Rod in 2010 - Good driving car - Extended height front windshield with new windshield glass - Lexan side wing air deflectors. Custom removable top - Channel fit to top of windshield frame with twist lock buttons across back of cab. Only driven 4200 miles since 2010 build.
* Speedway Motors 1931 radiator and shroud/grill - has overflow tank reservoir * Shop built steel bed with stainless bed covers - Mid-ship seating kid sized with seatbelts (for parade or non-highway use only) * Have used for homecoming candidates sitting on rear bed cover with feet in mid-ship area. * Custom build front fenders mounted to Spindle knuckle (Prowler concept) * Tubular Frame built to Model A specifications * TCI - IFS front end with R&P steering * Rear Coil Overs on Three link S10 Rear End * Power Cowl Vent * Classic Instruments Gauge Clusters * LH / RH signal switches * Removable Soft Top over Roll Bar * Chevy 283 - Aluminum intake-4 barrel - runs strong and starts well - has experienced some intermittent cut out at take off - the car sits most of the time so it seems to be poor fuel or could be needing carburetor cleaned.
Note: cost to build in 2010 exceeds buy it now price! Cost to build a quality driver today would be $20,000 material/parts - and alot of free labor or more money on too of that! If you look up a complete frame package for mid "20"s ford it"s about $11,000 with ifs front end, however that is with leaf rear and this car is coul 4 link! So with this build, all custom steel bed, awesome custom front following fenders (one of a kind) roll bar, custom top, custom interior, custom new windshield raised for comfort, "27 steep body, doors, title. .! ! Your going to get into this car below hardware cost and hundreds of free hours labor representing $8-9,000 minimum (or about $20k at a custom shop)
Custom Build Street Rod in 2010 - Good driving car - Extended height front windshield with new windshield glass - Lexan side wing air deflectors. Custom removable top - Channel fit to top of windshield frame with twist lock buttons across back of cab. Only driven 4200 miles since 2010 build.
* Speedway Motors 1931 radiator and shroud/grill - has overflow tank reservoir * Shop built steel bed with stainless bed covers - Mid-ship seating kid sized with seatbelts (for parade or non-highway use only) * Have used for homecoming candidates sitting on rear bed cover with feet in mid-ship area. * Custom build front fenders mounted to Spindle knuckle (Prowler concept) * Tubular Frame built to Model A specifications * TCI - IFS front end with R&P steering * Rear Coil Overs on Three link S10 Rear End * Power Cowl Vent * Classic Instruments Gauge Clusters * LH / RH signal switches * Removable Soft Top over Roll Bar * Chevy 283 - Aluminum intake-4 barrel - runs strong and starts well - has experienced some intermittent cut out at take off - the car sits most of the time so it seems to be poor fuel or could be needing carburetor cleaned.
Note: cost to build in 2010 exceeds buy it now price! Cost to build a quality driver today would be $20,000 material/parts - and alot of free labor or more money on too of that! If you look up a complete frame package for mid "20"s ford it"s about $11,000 with ifs front end, however that is with leaf rear and this car is coul 4 link! So with this build, all custom steel bed, awesome custom front following fenders (one of a kind) roll bar, custom top, custom interior, custom new windshield raised for comfort, "27 steep body, doors, title. .! ! Your going to get into this car below hardware cost and hundreds of free hours labor representing $8-9,000 minimum (or about $20k at a custom shop)