1929 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan

Well, we finally decided to sell our company car, since we just upgraded to our new 1925 Model TT company stake truck for deliveries! Here's your chance to own a piece of history, and have fun driving your family around town, or in parades! Built the same year the Great Depression hit, it's in the original condition the previous owner found it in Iowa. We have not touched the body at all! The old farmer who owned it even painted the front fenders with old black paint and a brush! We think it gives it character, besides...he probably saved it from rust! It is in very good original condition with no rot in the wood floor (must have been stored in a dry place!). The previous owner has added a high compression head, header, new exhaust, points & plugs, headlights, and a 1948 downdraft carburator. We still have the original parts & exhaust system. The brake drums have been turned, and we added new brake linings, bearings and seals. It runs great, and will do 70 mph down the road, but it does burn a little oil. We have about $500.00 worth of new parts and manuals that go along with it. We were planning on rebuilding the engine and transmission this winter, but plans have changed! It has the original interior intact, with only a penny size hole in the headliner, and a few wear marks (small tears) on the edges of the front seats (see picture). For it's age, the interior is in very good condition! It appears to drip oil from the oil pan gasket, and two of the four cylinders burn oil from old piston rings. These engines are quite easy to rebuild, but my wife says..."two cars are enough, three's a crowd!" If you would like more specific pictures e-mailed to you, or have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. A very good solid Model A that runs, ready for your restoration!