1936 Ford Pick Up on 2040-cars
Closter, New Jersey, United States
1936 Ford West Coast pick up truck. Older Restoration. Mustang ll Front end. All metal except rear fenders and tailgate. Runs strong. Dual Exhaust. Kenwood AM/FM cassette radio. VDO gauges. Needs some TLC. Hood tops are a little warped and will need to be straightened or replace. Electric fan was removed by mechanic and will need a replacement. to keep temperature at 180-190 degrees. High beam indicator in dash is not working( i think it's just a bulb). There are two horns, an old style and new style and they are not working(I think it's just a fuse or broken wire). There is a hole drilled in the dash that is currently empty. There are paint clips and paint fading on both the exterior and interior of the truck. Chrome parts have small pitting to them. Glove box door is in primer. Inside of Bed is original and not restored. Tires are in good shape and old. The "V8" emblem in the front of the truck is missing the top of the "V". Truck will come with a bill of sale, no title. Truck is for sale locally and I reserve the right to sell it that way and pull this ad. |
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