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’29 Ford Model A Roadster with ’59 Teardrop Camper

on October 24, 2014

This 1929 Ford Model A Roadster has a rear rumble seat, luggage rack, and upgraded wire wheels. And it also comes with a classic 1959 rare aluminum teardrop camping trailer.

Both have been fully restored. The trailer has television, stereo, built-in lights, gas stove, cooler, sink, and bed. The Model A’s engine has been rebuilt and has grille guard and hood ornament.

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’29 Ford Model A Roadster with ’59 Teardrop Camper

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  • Karen
    October 24, 2014, 1:17 pm

    Couldn’t live in it, but the car and teardrop are great!

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  • Lisa E.
    October 24, 2014, 1:28 pm

    This would make a great rental idea for short holidays and vacations. Would be fun to get away from it all and do something totally different (and take lots of pics to memorialize the experience!) 🙂

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  • CathyAnn
    October 24, 2014, 8:56 pm

    I sure would like to see what the inside of that trailer is like. I remember my great aunt and uncle had a teardrop trailer, back in the ’50’s. It was really nice; it fascinated me. I remember my family camping with them at Yosemite. What fun!

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  • Rick
    August 4, 2015, 6:30 am

    The chimney on the camper has me intrigued !

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