1931 Ford Roadster (Deluxe?) - 24k CAD - Hanover, Ontario, Canada - Delisted

[theconvertibleguy]

I'm not sure if this is a roadster or the deluxe version, but it's the only two models that i found from that had rumble seats from this year. If I have the model wrong, please post with sources.

 

Has been for sale for months, always seems like this era is a hard sell. Which is too bad. From the photos, it looks quite nice, although I wish it had some shots of the interior and what not.

 

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1601757137258693

 

 

Edited June 4 by theconvertibleguy (see edit history)

[Steve_Mack_CT]

Looks to me like a Deluxe with some non original things going on but not major sins unless you want a showcar.  Black, lower grade upholstery in a Standard, brown in the Deluxe, this is neither.  It does have the slightly lower upgraded top frame and top which points to Deluxe and by 31, to bolster sales after 4 years in on the Model A most roadsters were Deluxes.  Looks a lot like mine.  I have close to his asking price in mine but his paint is better. I need an interior as well. If I were to sell I put mine at $14k and this one a touch more at $16 or $17k USD since people usually pay based on Looks assuming it goes down the road fairly well.

I would drive mine 2 hours from home tomorrow though, most As need some sorting even if they look nice.

He is just overpriced.  Roadsters in the 25k range need to be pretty nice or set up for touring with OD and maybe insert bearing hi comp touring engines.

20 years ago this would have been a $30k+ car at Hershey.

[Reynard]

6 hours ago, Steve_Mack_CT said:

If I were to sell I put mine at $14k and this one a touch more at $16 or $17k USD

 

Canadian seller is asking $24k Canadian. That equals $ 17,559. US$. You are right on!

[zepher]

I always forget how small these Model A roadsters are.

This one appears to be in great shape and would be a nice car to run around in.