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For Sale: Two Ford Model A Coupes, Black 1930 $17,500, Green 1931 $19,500 - same seller - East Berlin, CT - Not Mine


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For Sale: Two Ford Model A Coupes, Black 1930 $17,500, Green 1931 $19,500 - same seller - East Berlin, CT

1930 Ford Model A Coupe for sale by owner - East Berlin, CT - craigslist

1931 Ford Model A Coupe for sale by owner - East Berlin, CT - craigslist
Seller's Description:

1930:

1930 Ford Model A Deluxe Coupe. Excellent paint. Nice interior. New battery, oil and anti-freeze. East Berlin, CT. odometer: 8,400.

1931:

1931 Coupe Deluxe rumble seat, stored in heated garage. Excellent paint and interior! Runs and drives beautifully! New battery, hoses and clamps. New points, spark plugs, antifreeze and oil. Two-tone green. odometer: 25,085
Contact: call or text Red (860) 8-two-8-7-sixty-0
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1930: 0a2c827cb5903bf18f9abab37d8c85a1@sale.craigslist.org

1931: 28d7fb1f8dd93aa6863ce338b0e579fc@sale.craigslist.org


I have no personal interest or stake in the eventual sale of this Two Ford Model A Coupes, Black 1930, Green 1931.

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Both restored/serviced by Red Liener of R&L Model A.  Pay a little more and get a LOT more car.

 

I really should buy the green one.

 

Anyone looking for a nice A in Southern NE owes it to themselves to check these cars out.

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You really gotta like Model A coupes to pay those prices if you are out West. Seems like A and T prices are falling out here maybe due to drivability concerns, congestion on the roads and idiot drivers. Even a lot of the back roads are turning into road-race courses where you used to be able to get away from the traffic.

 

 

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A few years ago I was seriously looking for that 'right Model A' to buy. I was in no rush and checked classifieds almost daily. The longer I took the more the prices started to fall. It got to where a really nice coupe could be had for 15k or less. I got that itch out of my system (for the time being anyway) and it has been awhile since I have checked on them. About a month ago I decided to look around for the heck of it and found that the prices seemed to be rising on them. I dont know if its just inflation or what. These two look very nice. I dont know the owner but if Steve M says they are good cars I would take his word on it. May be worth paying a bit of a premium knowing what you are getting. Like anything car related if one was a serious buyer you could probably get them down a little but I wouldnt squabble over a thousand bucks on a nicely restored, reliable model a.

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Your kind Kerry but credit to Red at R&L who is into his 90s now and not all that active anymore.  He ran a small A only restoration/service hobby/business locally for a long time and his work on these cars was second to none.  A zillion As out there in the $12k range with decent paint and trim but worn out mechanically.  That's the difference.  

 

Of course here in CT we are lucky to have Pat's Restorations in Monroe CT - a great shop as well.  

 

 

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17 hours ago, Reynard said:

You really gotta like Model A coupes to pay those prices if you are out West. Seems like A and T prices are falling out here maybe due to drivability concerns, congestion on the roads and idiot drivers. Even a lot of the back roads are turning into road-race courses where you used to be able to get away from the traffic.

 

 

On little country road, we had a flipped van, a vehicle ran off the road at a high speed and another ran a stop sign, went up a steep ditch bank and into a bean field....all in one weekend. It is nuts the way people drive when they think they are on less traveled country roads.

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