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Running Holley #[ATTACH] 94 carb, very recently removed from a running flathead V8. Replaced with a new carb when I thought I had fuel delivery...
NO TRADES. 1931 Ford Model A Pick-up. Traditional style hot rod. Late model 24 stud flathead V8 (A1292 block number) w/single 2 barrel carb....
'54 Chevy 4-door wagon. 350 Olds; TH 400 AT, later model GM rear end. Starts, runs, drives but needs TLC to be streetable. Camaro front clip, Pwr...
Running, driving, stopping Mdl A coupe project. Nice body with little rust. Replaced floors. Rebuilt drivetrain (per previous owner). Easy start....
SAVE THIS CAR !!!!! 28-29 Phaeton project car. Car starts and drives (have video) but the engine block is cracked. The doors alone are probably...
SOLD. Thanks, HAMB
28-29 Model A Coupe. Stored indoors since 1982. By today's standards, in very good condition. Minimal rust. No heavy body damage. Nice and...
SOLD
Open trailer transport available for short haul in and near the Texas region. 18-foot car hauler. Prefer alive cars, at least with a pulse but,...
28-29 Model A hood SIDES ONLY. (Top Has Been SOLD) Good condition compared to most. No heavy bends, tears or damage. Has a few typical age/use...
Hood for a 28-29 Model A. Surface rust but, better condition than most I see these days. Has the usual past weld repairs and a little tear damage...
I have a pair of headlights that were on a '38 Chevrolet pick-up but, I'm almost certain they are not '38 Chevrolet. I plan to reuse these because...
'39 Ford coupe. No frills, all-business, old school hot rod. Not much of a 'family-friendly' car unless you have a really understanding wife. It's...
sold delete
[ATTACH] 1951 Ford Nostalgic Sedan. Nice, straight body with the finish showing some age. Shaved body. Very nicely done louvered hood. Detailed...
SOLD DELETE
I post ads 'for sale' or 'wanted' occasionally and I ALWAYS seem to have problems finding them to re-post after a few weeks if I've received no...
Headed to the blaster later today with a '28 Mdl A Roadster. Found it amusing that I could put the entire disassembled sheetmetal into the back of...
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