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Year:1930 Mileage:99999
Location:

Wpg , Manitoba, Canada

Wpg , Manitoba, Canada
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You are viewing my 1930 FORD MODEL A 1/4 TON PICKUP TRUCK .
 All original steel full fendered vehicle .

Complete with 4 cylinder engine but seized ,
standard transmission , definitely not running .

Great original patina , been stored indoors for many years .
 Has lower cab and on both doors rust through , some of the fenders are cracked . Also noticed the back of cab and box has been dented from a load placed in the box at one time ?
 A good body man will be able to straighten out in no time .
I will include the pair of over the door panels  .

Low reserve so you can put this in your garage !!

       ROD OR RESTORE        ROD OR RESTORE

 Immediate Paypal payment of $200 to secure the vehicle .
 Remainder in cash at time of pickup to be discussed  .

   
                SOLD ON A BILL OF SALE .
        NO TITLES ISSUED IN MANITOBA , CANADA

Transportation costs are up to buyer and vehicle has to be trailered or flat decked .

I am located approx 70 miles North of the Pembina , North Dakota border crossing .
Consult your border officials as to what is required for importation into the U.S .
 I have sold vehicles successfully in past years to the U.S . but not in 2014 , so best to check if the rules have changed for buyers .

See my other Auctions for more Cool items !






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