*1937 Ford Pickup* on 2040-cars
Evansville, Indiana, United States
1937 Ford pickup
My wife and I have enjoyed driving our 37 to all the local cruise-in's and winerys and it gets a lot of attention.. Retirement is approaching so we are thinking now would be a good time to look at getting something that is more of a cruiser than an Old School Hot Rod that we could travel in.
All steel except fiberglass running boards and rear fenders.
350 sbc engine with mild cam (strong running engine)
Edelbrock aluminum intake.
Demon 625 4 barrel carb.
Mallory Electronic Distributor.
Muncie M-21 4-speed with Hurst Competition shifter and New shifter stick.
Chevy rear end with drum brakes.
Stock frame with reverse eye spring in front with disk brakes.
NEW grey tweed cloth interior with black carpet.
New Monroe Sensa Trac shocks in front and Monroe air shocks in rear.
New windshield crank handle, I do have a New rubber seal for the windshield. The windshield does crank out.
Cragar SST (Super Street Trick) wheels.
Ah-oo-gah Horn
Electric Fan
10 gal fuel cell in bed.
All New door handles inside & out.
I have recites for everything we had done.
The original license plate goes with the pickup if you live in Indiana.
Here is a link to a video walk around so you can hear the engine run.
https://youtu.be/04gIO0xKwyM
This is not a show truck it is a driver so it has some flaws. This pickup is an Old School Hot Rod with manual brakes & steering but it is reliable and really fun to drive.
Asking $24,900 Call Bob at 812-449-0508
***I do not need help selling my pickup. NO lowball offers and NO scammers***
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