1931 Ford Model A Tudor Sedan

The Model A was introduced in 1927 as a follow up to the Model T's previous 18 years of success. It proved to be just as successful with 1 million of them being sold by the time February of 1929 rolled around. From there sales jumped even further and by 5 months later in July that number doubled to 2 million. When production ended in 1932 nearly 5 million Model A's had been sold and it was clear automotive travel had taken the world by storm. This 1931 Ford Model is a Tudor Sedan and is all original. It is painted all Black and is all original rust free steel throughout. It has its original long grain roof material and pinstriping that accents the bodylines wrapping the full length of the car. The stock bumpers are in place and while not in perfect condition show the "survivor" quality this car has to offer. All of the glass is in place with no cracks or issues. Up front it has the large chrome headlights with headlight bar and all the lights are working properly. It rides on Red painted wire wheels with Firestone bias ply tires and a factory rear mounted spare.

Lift open the steel and louvered 4 piece hood and you will reveal the factory numbers matching original 4 cylinder motor. We can't say for a fact but based on how the car runs and drives it is very likely this motor has been overhauled in the past. It is paired with the original 3 speed manual that shifts well. The brakes and suspension are all the original set up and all function properly. These Model A's are pretty straight forward and this one operates just as you would suspect.

The interior on the car has been redone and is in great shape. It features Grey cloth upholstery and the seats, door panels, carpet, and headliner all look good. It has dual bucket seats up front and being a sedan has a rear bench so you can cruise around with the whole family! The dash is all original and the odometer reads 85,127 miles. Everything is stock from the steering wheel to the floor ignition set up.

This cool Model A is a smooth driving classic that is ready to roll. It is amazing to see cars that are almost a century old still around and they are only going to be harder to find as the years go on!