Sedan delivery auction

[norcalal]

If anyone is interested in the 29 sedan delivery restored by Les Andrews I can forward you de tails $18,000 PM me.

[sawzall]

this is the delivery in question.. (that the O.P. was interested in)

again the auctioneer's "process" was awful.. Id have spent ALOT more that day if they wouldnt have wasted so much time.

[Shelbycsx]

The one at auction went for $6,000+bp

[Shelbycsx]

I purchased the delivery I was looking for.

[ronn]

Id have spent ALOT more that day if they wouldnt have wasted so much time.





well they brought in high prices, so maybe the wasted time boosted the prices.


21k for a WW2 jeep with no title........insane.

[Gary WA]

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Originally Posted by Brad in Germany

There is a 1931 Model A Delivery coming up for sale at the Donely Auctions on 18 April. Is that possibly the one you are looking for?









Here is the link to the auction: https://www.proxibid.com/1931-Ford-D...ation/53506534

Hope you can locate the vehicle,
Brad in Maryland

Did it sell and$$$$

[McMimmcs]

Sold for $6000 onsite not internet bid !

[gz]

The onsite buyer's premium was 15 percent, so the total would be about 6,900.00 plus tax. I was told by the auction house it did not have a title. The price paid was probably very fair. I was interested in it but decided I really need to focus on existing projects and not create new ones.

[abachman3]

This was purchased by Dr Jordon Beller and will reside in The Beller Museum, Romeoville, IL. I'm sure that it will be freshened, not restored to showroom condition. The Beller Museum is a private museum with about 75 cars and trucks, mostly model A's and B's. It is free to attend and generally open now Monday through Thursday. Call ahead to be sure someone will be there. I volunteer there two days a week working on restorations.

[Jeff/Illinois]

Originally Posted by abachman3

This was purchased by Dr Jordon Beller and will reside in The Beller Museum, Romeoville, IL. I'm sure that it will be freshened, not restored to showroom condition. The Beller Museum is a private museum with about 75 cars and trucks, mostly model A's and B's. It is free to attend and generally open now Monday through Thursday. Call ahead to be sure someone will be there. I volunteer there two days a week working on restorations.

Did he also have cars on display back in the 80's at a motel in Libertyville, Ill.? I think it was a Holiday Inn?

[gz]

Glad it went to a good home. It is certainly a neat Model A.

[barry022]

All the vehicles referenced in this thread are delivery vehicles, but would it not be correct to state none of them are sedan deliveries?

[amir.anders]

Barry022, you are absolutely correct. There were no Model A “ sedan” deliveries. The Ford term for Model As is”Deluxe Deliveries”

[Licensed to kill]

Could be wrong but I was under the impression that the 28-29 were sedan deliveries and the 30-31 were deluxe deliveries. The difference being that the 28-29 were basically a sedan without the quarter windows and a rear door where the 30-31 were 8" longer than a sedan so a different body all together. Doesn't really matter to me, I just call them all "deliveries" anyway.