1929 Ford A "HotRod"

Basic Information and History

This 1929 Ford Model A is a unique and well-modified car with a fascinating background. It was imported by a previous Swedish owner who worked for the legendary Boyd Coddington in the USA, giving the car a special aura of exclusivity. The model has undergone extensive restorations and upgrades to combine classic charm with modern performance enhancements.

Specifications and Modifications:

1. Engine: Brand-new 350 crate engine equipped with a supercharger for increased power and performance.
2. Transmission: New TH-350 automatic transmission, ensuring smooth shifting and optimal power delivery.
3. Body: Original steel body that has been restored and repainted. The body has also been chopped and lowered over the frame to create a more aggressive and sporty profile.
4. Frame and Suspension: New frame with a dropped front axle and a 4-link system both front and rear, improving handling and road performance.
5. Rear Axle: Upgraded to a 9-inch rear axle.
6. Fuel Tank: New fuel tank.
7. Fenders: Available with the car.
8. Inspection: The car is registered as an original vehicle and is now exempt from inspection requirements.

Features and Options

This car offers a range of modern upgrades while maintaining its historical charm:

1. Engine and Drivetrain:
2. Newly installed 350 crate engine with a supercharger.
3. New TH-350 automatic transmission.
4. Upgraded rear axle and fuel system.
5. Modifications:
6. Restored and repainted body with some patina, adding character to the car.
7. Modernized suspension and steering with a dropped front axle and 4-link system.
8. No rust or dents on the body.
9. Braking System:
10. The brakes have been recently serviced and are in perfect working order.

Condition

1. Body and Paint:
2. The body is in excellent condition, free from rust or dents.
3. Repainted with some patina, giving the car an authentic feel.
4. Glass windows are free from scratches, chips, or discoloration.
5. Chrome and Trim:
6. All chrome details, trim, and emblems are in good condition with no significant damage or wear.
7. Wheels and Tires:
8. Wheels are in perfect condition, and the tires have plenty of tread left.
9. Interior:
10. Seats are in good usable condition with no major damage.
11. Door panels and door sills show some signs of wear.
12. Dashboard has minor damage, including drilled holes.
13. Headliner is in excellent condition.
14. Steering wheel, controls, and buttons work flawlessly and are in good shape.
15. Mechanics and Electronics:
16. All electronics function without issues.
17. No modern updates have been made to the cabin, such as infotainment systems.

Service History

1. Engine: The newly installed 350 crate engine with a supercharger is in excellent condition.
2. Transmission: The new TH-350 automatic transmission works perfectly.
3. Brakes: Recently serviced and in perfect condition.
4. Inspection: The latest inspection was performed in 2012. The car is now exempt from inspection.
5. Service Book: The service book is not filled out according to the manufacturer’s intervals, but extensive renovations and maintenance have been performed.

Summary

This 1929 Ford Model A is a true hot rod with a unique history and a perfect balance of classic style and modern technology. With its imported background from Boyd Coddington, extensive restorations, and impressive performance, this is an excellent choice for collectors or enthusiasts looking for a car with both soul and character. It is ready to drive and enjoy, offering a fantastic opportunity to own a piece of automotive history with a personal touch.

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