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Year:1949
Mileage:6953
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This is a jump up and down on the side running boards truck, solid and customized BEFORE the profit only type that are being made today. I bought this truck from a central Florida custom vehicle dealer. He purchased it from a local doctor. I had the truck shipped to Alberta, Canada where it HAD to pass both federal AND provincial inspections by certified mechanics B4 it could be registered in my name. Low reserve price for the quality and look this truck has in ABUNDANCE!!!!!!!!!!! This truck comes with a "special" theft deterrent key that is hidden from view when inserted. It HAS to be turned on to provide power to ANYTHING. Without this key NOTHING will work requiring battery power. Two Tone Metallic paint with lots of Stainless Steel & Polished Aluminum inside & out. 289 V-8 bored to 302, professionally built and balanced by Ethan Jones. Has relatively new(6953 miles) Crank Rods, Bearings, Pistons, Rings, Heads, Valves, Springs, Rockers, Push Rods, Crane Cam & Lifters, Oil Pump, Water Pump , Mallory Comp, 9000 Distributor, Accel Coil, Edelbrock 4 barrel Carburetor, Intake with Hedman Headers. Transmission is a Ford C-4 custom built with 3 phase Shift kit, High Volume Pump, Polished Fluid Passages, New Flywheel, Torque Converter and B & M Star Shifter. Front suspension = New Mustang Independent Front Suspension, Disc Brakes, Power Steering and Tilt Wheel Rear Suspension= 9 inch Ford Axles, Drive shaft , Springs and Shocks. All rear end components and gas tank, heater core and motor, wiper motor, stereo and gauges were all new and installed within last 4 years. Please look at all the pics to see how cool and nice this truck is( if necessary I will also provide any/all requested pics that are deemed relevant) . Feel free to contact me with any question you may have. Vehicle is for sale locally, so I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. As with any used vehicle this vehicle is sold "as is, where is". Mileage may differ slightly by auction close as I do use this truck when time and weather permit. |
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