1929 Used Automatic

1929 Ford Sedan Steel Murray Body Additional Info:

1929 Ford SedanSteel Murray Body
WOW !!! This is one of the coolest cars that has blessed our showroom. Cruisin Classics welcomes with enthusiasm a 1929 Ford Sedan.I will have more details below but I have to start with a few of the bullet points and the attention to detail of this magnificent ride. Paint color, Pinstripe, Chrome, Engine chrome, dual gas tanks, Heated and AC, rare '29 suicide doors, trunk, wire wheels, built in engine work light, LED effects, horns with built in fight songs and whistles, moo's and more....and with only 71,581 actual miles !!!!This six year restoration project has a book with EVERY...and I mean EVERY receipt since 1984 (see picture). The drive train consists of a Chevrolet 305 V-8, automatic transmission and 2:71 rear end that would be very freeway friendly. The interior is quite roomy and comfortable. The extended front end of the Murray Body gives the people in the front as well as the back the leg room needed for a comfortable ride.
List of Groovy Stuff
Custom milled dash with analog gaugesCustom milled overhead controls areAM/FM radio with equalizerOutdoor temp displayDigital TachometerGas tank selectorBud vases for flowersRoll down rear window shadeHeated and air conditionedA light show of LED and Neon lights everywhere (Detailed list for the new owner)Tilt out windshieldPower antennaWind Wings with etched designCustom, Jan Wisecarver pin stripingRubber inlayed running boardsReal wire wheels "Truespoke"4-wheel disk brakesPower windowsWindshield wiper4 bar suspension front and rearBulldog remote controlled security system2 x 10 gallon gas tanksCowl mounted green turn signalsParking brake in between front seatsCustom BraBug screenCustom car cover Ford built most of their own production bodies for the Model A, however both Briggs and Murray were their largest outside suppliers of complete bodies, producing all of Fords Model 155 Town Sedans and Model 165 Fordor Sedans. Four Door Model A body style suffix's indicate who made the body. An A indicates a 1928-1929 Murray body, B indicates a 1928-1929 Briggs body, C indicates 1930-1931 (early) Murray body, and D indicates 1930-1931 (early). Budd Mfg., Hayes Body Co. and Midland Steel Corp. all supplied Model A stampings and steel sub-assemblies and later on Budd also built complete truck cabs and van bodies as well. During 1929 Murray supplied bodies for Ford as well as Chrysler, Hupmobile, and Reo as well as body framing and stampings for Ford, Dodge, Peerless, and Chryslers. They were using so much wood, that they purchased their own mill in Memphis, Tennessee to ensure a constant supply was available to meet their heavy production schedules. They acquired contracts to build Hudson and Essex bodies the following year.

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This vehicle is being sold as is, where is with no warranty in connection therewith. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and make no warranty in connection therewith. No allowances 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 based upon that judgment solely. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle.

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