1929 Ford Model A Sport Coupe Beautiful Rust Free, All Steel, California Example

1929 Ford Model A Sport Coupe Additional Info:

1929 Ford Model A Sport CoupeCalifornia Rust Free, All Steel Beautiful Example
This 1929 Model A Sport Coupe 50-A, represents a time in history where the automobile was evolving and our country faced prosperity as well as hardship.This Model A has participated in countless events, shows and parades and always complimented on its beauty; Guaranteed a "thumbs Up" everywhere you go. It shows beautifully!This is a older restoration that does have a few scratches and imperfections but in incredible condition for its Eighty-Eight Years.The Model A has been upgraded with a alternator, twelve volt system, turn signals and seat belts for safety and reliability. The Model A comes complete with two, original 1929 California License Plates (registered to the car) and a clean, clear title with current registration.
*NOTE THIS IS A SPORT COUPE MODEL 50-A, and Not A Convertible.Although it may look like one, the top Does Notfold down Like A convertible.Arguably, the Most desirable of all the Model A Body Styles. The rear curtain opens for cooling.
Exterior: Cigarette Crea, Seal Brown. TanCanvas Top. All Chrome, and Bumpers are in Excellent condition. Has five 21" spoke wheels with white wall tires. Running boards, step plates and a radiator stone guard all in excellent shape. Interior: Very Nice Brown Seats. Canvas Top is in excellent condition. Bows for Canvas Top are Lacquered Wood. Rumble seat upholstery is in excellent condition. Has Turn Signals and flashers. Working Ahooga Horn (of course).
Drive Train: Engine starts right up (twelve volt system). Drives exactly how a Model A should. Brakes and shifts as a Model A should be expected to.

I have tried to describe this Model A accurately and to the best of my ability. If you have any questions, please ask prior to bidding. Because of its age (88 years old) it is being Sold As-Is, without Warranty, either expressed or implied. You are welcome to, and encouraged, to inspect the Model A prior to bidding.