1931 Ford Model A Deluxe Rumble Seat Coupe. EXCEPTIONAL! See VIDEO

1931 Ford Model A Deluxe Rumble Seat Coupe Listed on behalf of Monte Shelton Motors. Located in PORTLAND, OREGON. This 1931 Ford Model A Deluxe Rumble Seat Coupe received a full restoration to a very high level several years ago. It has seen limited use since, with only 2,100 miles showing on the odometer, which is believed to be correct mileage since restoration. The body (original Henry Ford steel) is straight and rust-free, with excellent panel fit. Doors close easily. The body was painted in black with a rich, deep shine and Apple Green pinstripes and wire wheels, including rear-mounted spare tire. A very nice combination. All chrome and brightwork was re-plated and is also excellent today. The top insert was replaced. The undercarriage is clean and also rust-free. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS. The interior sports a restored LeBaron-Bonney interior in correct fabric and stitching. Just lovely. Rumble seat upholstered in tan leatherette. All glass is excellent. Gauges register accurately. All lights work. Dual tail lights. Mechanically, this A is an "A". The engine was rebuilt correctly, including a new leakless water pump. It runs smoothly at all speeds with no smoke and plenty of power. The engine is very correctly detailed and shows well. PLEASE SEE VIDEO OF ENGINE RUNNING AND DRIVING. On the road, this is a real pleasure to drive. It shifts crisply through all gears, has tight responsive steering and excellent brakes. Firestone tires are like new. It is dialed-in and ready for touring. I would not hesitate to hop in this car and drive it anywhere with confidence. If you have been looking for a fully restored Deluxe A Coupe, from what many consider to be the best year of production, this is a great one! A reserve has been placed on this car in keeping with its quality. It certainly could not be restored to this level today for the reserve asking price. Please bid accordingly. WE WILL HAPPILY SELL TO BIDDERS, WORLDWIDE. Thanks for looking and GOOD LUCK! If the video link below is inactive, please go to: https://youtu.be/fnSOeOJtVu8