1966 Glassic (1931 Ford Model A Replica) 2 Door Phaeton 4 Seat Convertible
Make: |
Glassic |
Model: |
Phaeton |
Type: |
Convertible |
Year: |
1966 |
Mileage: |
53000 |
VIN: |
163 |
Color: |
Red |
Engine: |
152 Slant 4 |
Cylinders: |
4 |
Fuel: |
Gasoline |
Transmission: |
Manual |
Drive type: |
RWD |
Interior color: |
Black |
Drive side: |
Left-hand drive |
Vehicle Title: |
Clear |
Item location: |
Ijamsville, Maryland, United States |
1966 Glassic Phaeton Additional Info:
Factory-built replica of a 1931 Ford Model A Phaeton (touring car). Built in 1966 by the Glassic company (see more info at the GlassicAnnex website). They did not sell kits, they sold complete running/driving cars. This one was produced in the first year the company was selling them, and is the 163rd built. It's a really heavy-duty fiberglass body, good solid doors/latches, full fenders, with a top that folds or can be quickly removed entirely. The car is on a slightly modified International Scout chassis (2wd) with a 152 Slant-4 engine, 3 speed manual trans, and Scout rear. Runs great thanks to upgrades including a pertronix electronic ignition and a Weber 32/36 DGV carb.
The car has recently had more than $2500 in repairs and upgrades including new kingpins, leafspring bushings, and shackles. Steering box was replaced with a brand new Borgeson Saginaw 525 (big improvement over the stock Ross box). New heavy-duty tierod and draglink from IHPartsAmerica. New wheel cylinders and new brake master cylinder (converted to split system for added safety). New clutch slave cylinder, master cylinder, line, and hose. Runs great, the brakes work very well, and the steering is tight. It's still a '66 Scout chassis and although I'd say it drives better than when it was new, it is not a modern ride so please keep that in mind (manual steering, manual drum brakes, solid front axle, etc).
Body shows no cracks or signs of any repairs/accidents. The paint is original and as such shows some crazing, especially on the more flexible spots like the hood and radiator cowl, but shines up pretty well with a little wax. Some of the chrome pieces like the headlights and door hinges have rust and pitting.Front seats were replaced by the previous owner with more modern bucket seats on sliding racks (original seats are included but would need some repairs and recovering). PO also installed a GM-style tilt steering column for more comfort (original is included in the sale). Rear seat has a couple small tears. Top is white marine vinyl and is weathered, but still soft enough to fold and doesn't have any cracks/tears.
Clean/clear title in my name and current address as a "1966 Glassic". Car is presently registered and driving.
Sold strictly as-is and as-pictured. $500 deposit due at end of auction, remainder due via cash at pickup. Car and title will not be released before payment in full. Shipping, if necessary, will be the responsibility of the buyer. Please contact me with questions or to schedule a time to see the car.