1959 Ford F-100 Panel Truck Project Bill Of Sale Only on 2040-cars
Castro Valley, California, United States
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Tried auctioning two different panels so far, so now I will list the cheapest one that I have. Not going to sell any cheaper, worth more $$ in parts alone. 1959 Ford panel truck as seen, actually has a pretty good body. For some reason the yellow doors were hung on this truck, the originals are inside the truck. I think last owner intended to do a demolition derby maybe? Had rusty yellow rear doors, I got a decent pair from a buddy of mine and changed them. Motor is a 223 inline six that I haven't got started yet, sounds out of time since all I get is a cough out of it. Installed a steering box and column, it was kind of apart when found. Has most of the parts for it, for some reason the rear brake drums are missing, working on getting a pair. Selling with no title, just a bill of sale. I have bought vehicles that way in the past and first have to get them running, then inspected for numbers. If DMV asks how much $$ you have in it, keep it cheap folks. Here in CA they will use it as a price that you paid and tax you that way, ouch! This was going to be a keeper with the good body, but having 4 makes it tough to work on them all at once. Shipping could be a problem since it is not a runner and has no brakes. Not fun getting mowed over by these heavy old rigs. Check out the pics, you can call me at 510-886-3195 for more info, thanks. |
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