Nice looking Vicky

[ModelA29]

I would say a very good buy.

Enjoy

$6,000 less than the 2019 price. Going rate in SoCal is about 24 grand with a Mitchell OD so this one went at market price.


https://www.hagerty.com/valuation-t...4063214/31459971-0551-4bbd-a9ec-99a8eb265f9c#


And less than 1/2 of the price when first sold out of the collection: https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/mm07/lots/r137-1931-ford-model-a-victoria/

 

[Oldbluoval]

Yep….they be going south on prices. And, if that car is as good mechanically as exterior it’s a great buy! Would cost $60-75k to restore

 

[Bob Bidonde]

Oldbluoval hit the nail on head with his restoration cost estimate. I know that from experience. The 190-A Victoria Coupe is the pioneer Model "A" for 1931 features including the slant windshield. Contrary to what some publications say, all were built by Murray and there was no choice of top constructions. Maybe at the changeover of Leather-back to Steel-back some buyers had a choice when dealers had both body styles in stock, but Ford did not offer a choice. Survival records indicate the Leather-back to Steel-back changeover was in the 1st quarter of 1931.
Excluding hot rods, there are 680+ surviving 190-A Victoria Coupes worldwide on record.