Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

I am interested in your car. can you send more information about the frame and how much interior there are missing

Answer:

The 1930 Ford has two bucket seats, no door panels, no head liner, no carpet. It has a TCI Frame...an after market frame, made by a company in California. Four bar front and rear, coil over shocks and springs on rear, dropped axle with cross spring front. Our phone number is in our ad, but if you prefer, send me your phone number, I'll be happy to call you and answer any questions that you might have. Don On [2008-05-31 11:50:32] Dantoft wrote: > I am interested in your car. can you send more information about the frame and how much interior there are missing

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

appraised and insured for 100k for your 27 and 30 model Ad #1220758

Answer:

Not looking to trade. Thanks for looking. On [2008-06-01 19:32:51] traderguy wrote: > appraised and insured for 100k for your 27 and 30 model Ad #1220758

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

1221983

Answer:

Not looking to trade. Thanks for looking. On [2008-06-01 20:06:06] larrysracingjunk wrote: > 1221983

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. Ron

Answer:

The front axle is a four inch drop. The frame is a TCI, four bar front and rear. Model A doors over lap in rear, which makes it look like they don't fit...they are not supposed to be flush. It is a steel body, steel hood, steel grill shell, steel running boards glass fenders front and rear. I am not interested in stripping the motor apart. Would you like to buy this car without the motor, transmission and exhaust for $15,000.00, bottom line? Thanks for looking. On [2008-06-04 21:49:27] racing8 wrote: > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. > Ron

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. Does it have A/C? Ron

Answer:

No heat,no air. On [2008-06-04 21:50:06] racing8 wrote: > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. Does it have A/C? > Ron

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

will you be at york this weekend?? call me 570 881 0905

Answer:

No, not going to York...going to Indy for Good Guys show. On [2008-06-04 22:20:44] lelloracin2 wrote: > will you be at york this weekend?? > call me 570 881 0905

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

Thanks for info on car. One thing more. Is it setup or does it have A/C. I have a built 350 motor in my shop, so the car without engine and tranny makes some sense. I would want, I'm sure, the custom exhaust system which would be only useful for that car. Ron On [2008-06-05 10:05:17] ddibert wrote: > The front axle is a four inch drop. The frame is a TCI, four bar front and rear. Model A doors over lap in rear, which makes it look like they don't fit...they are not supposed to be flush. > It is a steel body, steel hood, steel grill shell, steel running boards glass fenders front and rear. > I am not interested in stripping the motor apart. Would you like to buy this car without the motor, transmission and exhaust for $15,000.00, bottom line? Thanks for looking. > On [2008-06-04 21:49:27] racing8 wrote: > > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. > > Ron >

Answer:

The 1930 Ford does NOT have heat or air, although they could be added without much trouble. If you are interested at $15,000, I could leave the exhaust pipes, mufflers and the tail pipes. I would keep the motor, headers and transmission. Don On [2008-06-05 19:44:15] racing8 wrote: > Thanks for info on car. One thing > more. Is it setup or does it have A/C. I have a built 350 motor in my shop, so > the car without engine and tranny makes some sense. I would want, I'm sure, the custom exhaust system which would be only useful for that car. > Ron > > > On [2008-06-05 10:05:17] ddibert wrote: > > The front axle is a four inch drop. The frame is a TCI, four bar front and rear. Model A doors over lap in rear, which makes it look like they don't fit...they are not supposed to be flush. > > It is a steel body, steel hood, steel grill shell, steel running boards glass fenders front and rear. > > I am not interested in stripping the motor apart. Would you like to buy this car without the motor, transmission and exhaust for $15,000.00, bottom line? Thanks for looking. > > On [2008-06-04 21:49:27] racing8 wrote: > > > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. > > > Ron > > >

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

That number is quite intriguing. Did you build the car? I will have to think about it, and then take a little ride. I live in Mooresville, NC, so it is a little truck up there. Ron On [2008-06-06 16:42:18] ddibert wrote: > The 1930 Ford does NOT have heat or air, although they could be added without much trouble. If you are interested at $15,000, I could leave the exhaust pipes, mufflers and the tail pipes. I would keep the motor, headers and transmission. > > Don > > On [2008-06-05 19:44:15] racing8 wrote: > > Thanks for info on car. One thing > > more. Is it setup or does it have A/C. I have a built 350 motor in my shop, so > > the car without engine and tranny makes some sense. I would want, I'm sure, the custom exhaust system which would be only useful for that car. > > Ron > > > > > > On [2008-06-05 10:05:17] ddibert wrote: > > > The front axle is a four inch drop. The frame is a TCI, four bar front and rear. Model A doors over lap in rear, which makes it look like they don't fit...they are not supposed to be flush. > > > It is a steel body, steel hood, steel grill shell, steel running boards glass fenders front and rear. > > > I am not interested in stripping the motor apart. Would you like to buy this car without the motor, transmission and exhaust for $15,000.00, bottom line? Thanks for looking. > > > On [2008-06-04 21:49:27] racing8 wrote: > > > > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. > > > > Ron > > > > > >

Answer:

Hello Ron, No, I did not build the car...I bought the car in the condition that you see it...but I'm just so busy that I know that I'll never get around to being able to use it. Don On [2008-06-06 20:45:04] racing8 wrote: > That number is quite intriguing. Did you build the car? I will have to think about it, and then take a little ride. I live in Mooresville, NC, so it is a little truck up there. > Ron > > On [2008-06-06 16:42:18] ddibert wrote: > > The 1930 Ford does NOT have heat or air, although they could be added without much trouble. If you are interested at $15,000, I could leave the exhaust pipes, mufflers and the tail pipes. I would keep the motor, headers and transmission. > > > > Don > > > > On [2008-06-05 19:44:15] racing8 wrote: > > > Thanks for info on car. One thing > > > more. Is it setup or does it have A/C. I have a built 350 motor in my shop, so > > > the car without engine and tranny makes some sense. I would want, I'm sure, the custom exhaust system which would be only useful for that car. > > > Ron > > > > > > > > > On [2008-06-05 10:05:17] ddibert wrote: > > > > The front axle is a four inch drop. The frame is a TCI, four bar front and rear. Model A doors over lap in rear, which makes it look like they don't fit...they are not supposed to be flush. > > > > It is a steel body, steel hood, steel grill shell, steel running boards glass fenders front and rear. > > > > I am not interested in stripping the motor apart. Would you like to buy this car without the motor, transmission and exhaust for $15,000.00, bottom line? Thanks for looking. > > > > On [2008-06-04 21:49:27] racing8 wrote: > > > > > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. > > > > > Ron > > > > > > > > > >

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

1221834

Answer:

Thanks, but your car is not quite what I had in mind. On [2008-06-06 08:08:02] kw1 wrote: > 1221834

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

hello trade 37 ford slantback,302,c4,9 in.,all steel bodymanmp@hotmail.com

Answer:

Could we see some pictures? On [2008-06-13 19:47:37] bodymanmp wrote: > hello trade 37 ford slantback,302,c4,9 in.,all steel bodymanmp@hotmail.com

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

got a nice 37 gmc street rod let me know thanks randy

Answer:

Hi Randy, Got some pix of the '37? If you do rdibert@pghmail.com Thanks, Don On [2008-06-16 21:24:07] randylhcb wrote: > got a nice 37 gmc street rod let me know thanks randy

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

Don: Hey, it's me again. I'm still thinking about your 30 Ford. Do you buy and sell street rods? I noticed you had another rod for sale. Would you be interested in $18,000 and I'll take off blower and dual carb set-up and return to you. The things I think bring down the value of you car, no interior, no heat or A/C & Blower set-up. Comment! Ron I am in the middle for finishing a 69 Camaro, so my wife ain't to happy to hear that I am interest in you car. Again that's my problem, not yours. See Ya! On [2008-06-07 20:13:12] ddibert wrote: > Hello Ron, > No, I did not build the car...I bought the car in the condition that you see it...but I'm just so busy that I know that I'll never get around to being able to use it. Don > > On [2008-06-06 20:45:04] racing8 wrote: > > That number is quite intriguing. Did you build the car? I will have to think about it, and then take a little ride. I live in Mooresville, NC, so it is a little truck up there. > > Ron > > > > On [2008-06-06 16:42:18] ddibert wrote: > > > The 1930 Ford does NOT have heat or air, although they could be added without much trouble. If you are interested at $15,000, I could leave the exhaust pipes, mufflers and the tail pipes. I would keep the motor, headers and transmission. > > > > > > Don > > > > > > On [2008-06-05 19:44:15] racing8 wrote: > > > > Thanks for info on car. One thing > > > > more. Is it setup or does it have A/C. I have a built 350 motor in my shop, so > > > > the car without engine and tranny makes some sense. I would want, I'm sure, the custom exhaust system which would be only useful for that car. > > > > Ron > > > > > > > > > > > > On [2008-06-05 10:05:17] ddibert wrote: > > > > > The front axle is a four inch drop. The frame is a TCI, four bar front and rear. Model A doors over lap in rear, which makes it look like they don't fit...they are not supposed to be flush. > > > > > It is a steel body, steel hood, steel grill shell, steel running boards glass fenders front and rear. > > > > > I am not interested in stripping the motor apart. Would you like to buy this car without the motor, transmission and exhaust for $15,000.00, bottom line? Thanks for looking. > > > > > On [2008-06-04 21:49:27] racing8 wrote: > > > > > > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. > > > > > > Ron > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Answer:

Hello Ron, No, I really don't buy and then sell Street Rods...it is just that I have a few too many, summer in PA is too short, ...and in the meantime, I'm not getting any younger... I don't get to use them all, so a couple have to go. I'm really not interested in stripping the motor, as you have suggested. I know that the car needs the interior and AC, but some folks think that the Blower is a plus.... My compromise offer of $15,000...I keep the motor.... but could leave the exhaust pipes, mufflers and the tail pipes is still on the table. Don On [2008-06-18 23:16:43] racing8 wrote: > Don: > Hey, it's me again. I'm still thinking about your 30 Ford. Do you buy and sell street rods? I noticed you had another rod for sale. Would you be interested in $18,000 and I'll take off blower and dual carb set-up and return to you. The things I think bring down the value of you car, no interior, no heat or A/C & Blower set-up. Comment! > Ron > > I am in the middle for finishing a 69 Camaro, so my wife ain't to happy to hear that I am interest in you car. > Again that's my problem, not yours. > See Ya! > > On [2008-06-07 20:13:12] ddibert wrote: > > Hello Ron, > > No, I did not build the car...I bought the car in the condition that you see it...but I'm just so busy that I know that I'll never get around to being able to use it. Don > > > > On [2008-06-06 20:45:04] racing8 wrote: > > > That number is quite intriguing. Did you build the car? I will have to think about it, and then take a little ride. I live in Mooresville, NC, so it is a little truck up there. > > > Ron > > > > > > On [2008-06-06 16:42:18] ddibert wrote: > > > > The 1930 Ford does NOT have heat or air, although they could be added without much trouble. If you are interested at $15,000, I could leave the exhaust pipes, mufflers and the tail pipes. I would keep the motor, headers and transmission. > > > > > > > > Don > > > > > > > > On [2008-06-05 19:44:15] racing8 wrote: > > > > > Thanks for info on car. One thing > > > > > more. Is it setup or does it have A/C. I have a built 350 motor in my shop, so > > > > > the car without engine and tranny makes some sense. I would want, I'm sure, the custom exhaust system which would be only useful for that car. > > > > > Ron > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > On [2008-06-05 10:05:17] ddibert wrote: > > > > > > The front axle is a four inch drop. The frame is a TCI, four bar front and rear. Model A doors over lap in rear, which makes it look like they don't fit...they are not supposed to be flush. > > > > > > It is a steel body, steel hood, steel grill shell, steel running boards glass fenders front and rear. > > > > > > I am not interested in stripping the motor apart. Would you like to buy this car without the motor, transmission and exhaust for $15,000.00, bottom line? Thanks for looking. > > > > > > On [2008-06-04 21:49:27] racing8 wrote: > > > > > > > What is front axle? Frame is who's?Independent or what? Doors appear to not fit to good, is that true? Is this a steel bodied car with glass boards, fenders & Hood? I would not be interested in the blower and dual carbs, can anything be worked out with that. I want it as a cruisin car. Maybe even without the B & M transmission. > > > > > > > Ron > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

interested in a 100th anniversary harley wide glide, low miles , mint and some cash?

Answer:

No thanks... On [2008-06-28 14:21:46] NOBULLSHITHERE wrote: > interested in a 100th anniversary > harley wide glide, low miles , mint > and some cash?

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

Donnie! I saw your car on ebay. What is the deal? No takers within reason. You shot me a figure awhile ago, is that still true or is it lower now in light of no sale on ebay. Maybe you sold it and you haven't removed it. What up? Ron

Answer:

Mornin' Ron, No takers within reason...I'll probably run it again later..in the meantime, it can just live in my 'toy box'. Or, maybe I'll make it into a planter!! The offer that I made still stands, unchanged. Don On [2008-06-30 21:38:56] racing8 wrote: > Donnie! > I saw your car on ebay. What is the deal? No takers within reason. You shot me a figure awhile ago, is that still true or is it lower now in light of no sale on ebay. Maybe you sold it and you haven't removed it. What up? > Ron

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

see ad 1250432 thanks bill

Answer:

Mornin' bill, Sorry...not looking to trade on a bike...we're almost 70...a little late to climb back on...but it sure is beautiful. I'd really like to sell outright...could come down a little for the right person. Don On [2008-07-04 11:13:44] BLAZ1N wrote: > see ad 1250432 thanks bill

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

Interested in a trade? If so take a look at my add # 1225604 thanks, Richard

Answer:

Hello Richard, Thanks for the offer of trading your vehicles for the rods that I have for sale. I really need to make some room in the garage, so I'd like to sell either of mine, not trade. Thanks, Don. On [2008-07-12 23:38:01] rsrftw01 wrote: > Interested in a trade? If so take a look at my add # 1225604 > thanks, Richard

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

WOULD u be intersted in trading for $27,OOO 2002 CUSTOM BIKE and cash for car if so send me your e mail and I will send pictures of bike tell me how much cash u need. THANKS

Answer:

Thanks,but I'm not looking to trade for a bike. Don On [2008-07-23 02:28:04] Robertdow wrote: > WOULD u be intersted in trading for $27,OOO 2002 CUSTOM BIKE and cash for car if so send me your e mail and I will send pictures of bike tell me how much cash u need. THANKS

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

WILL U CONSIDER A TRADE FOR A 1951 CHEVY AD#1263855

Answer:

Mornin', We might consider a trade...please send us more pictures, and a phone #, if you are serious...we would like to talk. Send the pix to rdibert@pghmail.com Don On [2008-07-21 21:12:51] DJKWIK wrote: > WILL U CONSIDER A TRADE FOR A 1951 CHEVY AD#1263855

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

Does car have ac,power windows?Will u take $21,000 for car?

Answer:

Mornin', The 1930 Ford Sedan does NOT have air or power windows. We could probably take $21,000...you pick up here. If this is a serious offer, please call us 724.746.3062 so that I can answer any other questions that you might have. Don On [2008-07-25 09:11:34] Robertdow wrote: > Does car have ac,power windows?Will u take $21,000 for car?

Questions & Answers about this ad

Question:

Check out add# 1277738 Dan

Answer:

Just sold our car...good luck to you. Don On [2008-08-15 23:54:36] baldalee wrote: > Check out add# 1277738 Dan