Fun! How many people will want they're picture in the back?

What a fun conversation piece! Whether you're in a parade, at a show or just getting ice cream you will put smiles on people's faces. I bet they line up to take pictures in the back. Use it to promote an event or a business. Model A's are easy to drive and get parts for. It also fits right in your garage.
This is one of the last few vehicles from William Grams estate, he was a co-founder of the Volo Auto Museum and had a passion for the very early cars like this one.

EXTERIOR: This is a real Model A, it has original steel fenders not reproductions, steel hood, cowl and running boards. The body is made of wood and is in excellent shape. The fenders are smooth gloss back. The hood and body are painted satin black. It is lettered up like a Chicago Police paddy wagon. It has a step up roof making it taller in the back for the prisoners to sit it. Those are actual steel bars on the windows. The rear door is also substantial steel like a prison door. There is a step plate that folds down. It has four working red lights and the cowl lights have red lenses. The headlights are Ford script. It has a working Sireno siren on the fender. It also has the deluxe stone shield and the quail hood ornament. The front bumper looks new, it has step plates on the running boards. The windshield swings open. The original wire wheels have the optional stainless spokes and white wall tires. It also has a side mounted spare on the driver side with the chrome tire cover and a mirror.

INTERIOR: Upfront it has two correctly upholstered bucket seats that fold down, new upholstwred kick panels. The driver's compartment has stained wood trim all around and wood slats over a red cloth headliner. Even the floors are refinished wood. Cool props include a replica Tommy Gun in a custom fabricated bracket and a wooden billy club. It also had wanted posters for Bonnie & Clyde and Machine Gun Kelly. The mirror is beveled and has a clock. In back where the criminals are detained it's all refinished in gray paint. The ceiling has stained wood slats over a red cloth headliner. There are bench seats on each side and steel chains and shackles on the floor.

ENGINE COMPARTMENT: Original 4 cylinder Model A engine, the VIN number is stamped clearly on the side of it. It is detailed up real nice. Plug wires, spark plugs, distributor cap, and hoses all look clean. It runs real nicely.

UNDERSIDE: Underneath is very clean and tidy. It is not greasy or rusty. All the surfaces are smooth and clean and they've been painted semi gloss black. It has a proper exhaust. Bottom of the motor is clean. The 3-speed transmission is painted green.

Whether you have a collection or this is your only one, this car will bring you joy. Just imagine the reaction you will get anywhere you take it. Fun, fun, fun!

I, Jay Grams, take pride in personally writing the descriptions for virtually every car for about the last 30 years now. A significant amount of effort goes into fact checking. What I am offering is my professional impression of the vehicle.
Our salesmen are happy to assist with descriptions and making sure your questions are answered. One great suggestion is letting us do a walk around video that explains the car's condition in detail.
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