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  1. 02-19-2018 10:43 AM #1
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    Cool Ford Model A Street Rod. Ratrod. 1931

     



    - Weber 44 IBF Carburetors 4x2
    - 302 Motor 40 Over w/ Mother Thumper Cam
    - Port & Polished Heads
    - Roller Rockers
    - Forged Crank
    - A/C Vintage Air
    - 45 Finned Buick Brake Drums
    - 5 Speed Tremec Transmission
    - 4" Drop Axle
    - Ford 355 Locker Rear End
    - Shockwave Air Suspension
    - Rocket Wheels
    - Coker Tires
    - Chopped 9"
    - Channeled 3 Inches
    - Electric Windows
    - Reverse Camera
    - iPod Input Stereo
    - Suede Headliner
    - 16 Gallon Fuel Tank
    - Frenched 59 Cadillac Tail Lights
    - Custom Paint and Pin Striping
    - 46 Chevy Headlights
    - CD player
    - Keyless Entry

    Runs great no major problems, it is a "ratrod" so may not be perfect but very fun to drive. asking 45,000 was appraised around 60,000 a couple years ago.

    call/text for more info 608-577-6048

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  3. 02-19-2018 11:28 AM #2
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    What makes it a rat?

    It looks shiny and finished to me.
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  4. 02-20-2018 08:21 AM #3
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    funny I guess I didn't know what else to call it I guess its not your typical rusted rod.
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    Try "Street Rod". Looks like a well-done example to me.
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    Nice, ive beginning to dislike the rat rod term as well. To me there's a hot rod, and then those that shouldn't be driven on the road.
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  7. 02-20-2018 12:19 PM #6
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    How do you get by with zoomies on the street?
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    Quote Originally Posted by daveS53 View Post
    How do you get by with zoomies on the street?
    Mufflers inserted into the tubes?
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  9. 02-20-2018 07:09 PM #8
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    yea there baffled. Not ridiculously loud
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    Very nice rod! I wouldn't consider it ratty at all.
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    does anyone have any recommendations as to where to place street rods up for sale that don't waste 30$ a month like the big rod sites charge?
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    your asking 45k for it and complaining about paying for an ad ????
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    just asking a question. its my dads I was going to throw it online and see if theres any bites. I am planning on taking it to good guys car show here in Nashville anyway. I have never sold a street rod so I don't know if selling online actually works for these. I still like to save money no matter how much I make.
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    exposure . either taking to shows or putting it online is the only way to get it sold . not sure i would pay 30 a month to any of them.
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