If you’re looking to purchase a piece of automotive history then MaxMotive of Boca Raton has the vehicle for you. This 1928 Ford Model A is in excellent condition and ready to hit the road. Powered by a believed to be original 200ci Inline 4 cylinder engine mated to a 3 speed manual transmission this Model A is very reliable and purrs like a kitten. The exterior is just stunning with it’s 3 tone paint scheme.Gray cloth interior compliments the exterior very well and looks like it just came off the assembly plant. All the glass on the vehicle is pristine with no cracks or chips. Firestone tires mounted on genuine yellow spoke wire wheels give this Model A an outstanding look that takes you back in time. Nicknamed “Handsome Henry” by the current owner this is probably one of the nicest Model A’s around. Now is the time to make this ride your own. Don’t let this automotive time capsule pass you by!!! Financing is available, Let’s Ride!!!
1928 Ford Model A
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1928 Ford Model A
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*MAXmotive specializes in collectible classic and custom vehicles. We have more than 200 vehicles in our collection and have sold dozens nationwide and even overseas. We recommend that all buyers who are unable to view a vehicle in person have a pre-purchase inspection done prior to purchase. Inspections can be performed by an independent party selected by the buyer. Due to the age and uniqueness of these special vehicles, it is difficult to cover all aspects and characteristics of each vehicle’s condition within the limited space available. Thus, pre-purchase inspections are helpful to all parties involved. The information provided for this vehicle is presented to the best of our knowledge, and is deemed reliable. But MAXmotive does not warrant or guarantee this information as a basis for purchase. It is the responsibility of the buyer to make a thorough inspection to determine the suitability of the vehicle prior to purchase.
