1930 ford model-a - 4 door phaeton

Vehicle Description

Maxmotive is pleased to offer this outstanding 1930 Ford Model A Phaeton. It stands out in three major categories. First is the striking appearance from any angle. Even the undercarriage of this well-loved automobile is immaculate. An effective two-tone paint combination of a subtle light taupe and a tastefully salient fireglow plum draws admirers in. The interior and trim are up to the same high standard. Inside are rich black bench seats fore and aft, with matching door panels and fresh carpeting. A beautiful folding canvas top can be covered by the taupe colored boot for open air motoring. Complete spare tire and wheel sets grace each side of the vehicle, and they have handsome taupe covers stamped with the Ford blue oval. Plus, there are plenty of chrome highlights including the windshield frame, the radiator, headlights, and bumpers. The next is its authenticity. This historic vehicle proudly sports its original 40 horsepower 4 cylinder power plant. It has been lovingly refurbished and driven just over one thousand miles since. The dashboard, steering wheel, and controls are all 1930 and are fully functional. Last, but certainly not least, the car is built to be drivable. The Model A is legendary for its rugged dependability, but this one has subtle additions that not only enhance that dependability, but also demonstrate that the previous owner spent quality time with the car. Look closely and you’ll notice a K&N air filter, and auxiliary gauges to monitor oil pressure and voltage. A 12-volt alternator is stealthily installed to make starting and running a breeze along with electronic ignition. The car is equipped with seat belts too. This beautiful Phaeton is practically the ideal parade vehicle, and you want the good kind of attention, not car issues. What the Model A means to Ford and indeed all automotive history has been well documented. This 1930 Phaeton offers a stellar opportunity to own an antique that is significant, easy to care for, driveable, yet still can turn heads at any show.