1936 Ford Pickup Truck Project on 2040-cars
Forest Grove, Oregon, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: rear wheel
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: none
Mileage: 12,046
Good start to a hot rod or easy rat rod project, 36 hood, grill ,tailgate ,clean Oregon title with 35 cab, doors , front fenders , 37 bed. Doors have new door skins that still need more work to finish, cab needs rockers, cab corners, and floors. front fenders have no tears or major dents but have some rust by running boards, running boards are good, rear fenders have filler in them and need finishing, bed needs new floor. Body is mocked up on chassis with enough bolts to ship it. Cab is sitting on new wood mounts, chassis is an original frame with a super bell 4" dropped axel with 40 hubs to make it a roller, it has splt wishbones with a front panard bar and a vega steering box, the rear end is a 9" ford on parrallel leaf springs. Front shock mounts but no shocks, chevy motor and trans mounts. It has windshield frame and ganish mouldings exept for pass door. It is for sale locally so reserve the right to end auction early. Any questions call Ron at 503 807 5167.
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