A400 on ebay

I am glad at least some of you liked the car. Mine was the last bid at 35,100. And did not make reserve. It was not perfect but a pretty nice one of the less than 5000 ever built. Mayby someday.
 
I'd trade my '29 "Sport" roadster {see avatar} plus some cash for it!:eek:

What is it like to sit in one?:confused: I'm 6 ft., 230 lbs. and pretty cramped
in the '29 roadster.:(

I hear the '30-'31 two door deluxe phaeton is a "tight" fit.

Bob-A:D
 
Well i had a 30 Standard roadster and one of the reasons i sold it was i wanted a open car with more room and that was a 1930 / Deluxe phaeton. Not much more but the front buckets are adjustable.Now my belly does not come close to hitting the steering wheel.:rolleyes::D
 
I am glad at least some of you liked the car. Mine was the last bid at 35,100. And did not make reserve. It was not perfect but a pretty nice one of the less than 5000 ever built. Mayby someday.

Yeah I see the starting bid if I remember correctly was 35,100 with a buy it now of 40k.
 
I am glad at least some of you liked the car. Mine was the last bid at 35,100. And did not make reserve. It was not perfect but a pretty nice one of the less than 5000 ever built. Mayby someday.

I would try the $35,100 again and see what happens.
 
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Y'all are nit-picking the **** out of a nice car. It's an indented fire wall, but my guess is he had the zenith sitting on the shelf, and decided not to spend the time or money (a lot more money) for a correct side bowl carb. The gas line and bowl are nicely done. One of the nicer conversions I've seen for people who put a glass bowl on a indented fire wall. 35-40k is a good price for this car. It's one of the nice A400's I've seen on eBay. Not everybody is gonna build a "correct car" and as far as I know no one that has posted scored a perfect score in fine point judging with their cars, so no need to critisize someone else's nice restoration. But i know several of you have gotten really close. I like the car and if I had that money to blow I'd consider buying it. There's my $.02
A "lot more money" ?? for the correct side bowl carb to put on a $35,000-$40,000 car so it looks right to sell ??.. What $100.00 & rebuild it !!..:confused:
 
... One of the nicer conversions I've seen for people who put a glass bowl on a indented fire wall. 35-40k is a good price for this car. It's one of the nice A400's I've seen on eBay ... I like the car and if I had that money to blow I'd consider buying it. There's my $.02
What it really needs is an F150 OD, AC & a Weber Carb :D
 
It is a nice looking car I was just wandering on the bowl as I couldn't figure out what was going on with it. The wrong parts would be easy to fix and it seems fairly priced. The only thing that would bother me is the serial number being a-469768. On the card in the pic. That I could see being a problem if any issues arose.
 
There's a gearshift knob. It shows in one picture, but in another it's against a dark background.
 
"Interesting - I found another Harrahs for sale

http://www.hotrodhotline.com/classif...hp?a=2&b=43585

No idea what the difference would be between the two - maybe the former Harrahs guy may remember it."

I think it is the same car. How many 400A from Harrah's could exist-especially two that have rear mounted spares behind a trunk? Also, I checked my old Harrah vehicle listing and only one 400A was listed in the collection. I think the hotrodhotline ad must be an old ad and the car has been cleaned up a lot (and maybe a new top?) and is being resold again by another owner.

Still a great car and reasonably priced.
 
I really like the looks of the eBay 400A. NOT a nit picker, I just think it looks nice, but I do have a question for the experts. Is it the color, or angles of the photos, that makes the top look more pleasing to my eye than others? Has the rear top bow been modified or lowered? Of all the 400A's I've seen live or in photos this one looks the best IMO. Bob
 
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