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Langdon, North Dakota, United States
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1938 Ford Truck NO RESERVE Great old truck to Restore or Rat Rod period correct tow arm, the V8 flat head motor spins but I have not tried to start it (a little work and it might run, if they spin the usually will), 4 speed shifts through a couple gears but I don't know the tranny's condition, comes with extra running boards, fenders, lights and hood (as pictured). Glass needs replaced as it is broken or missing, interior is as a truck of this age left to the weather would be (as pictured), bed needs floor wood replaced, but treated old side wood did its job well and is still pretty in good condition, with nice looking surface weathering. From estate of deceased so we have the clear title, we are just in the process of getting it signed by the family. The truck rolls but needs tires has all 4 of the rare 17.5 inch original wheels ( fronts presently removed and have some fabricated wheels and tires mounted that hold air for rollers), desirable rare original Factory Ford embossed Flat bed, awesome patina. Just a great old 1938 Ford tow truck to Restore, Rat Rod, get running and drive the old patina as is, or even just place in front of your business as an eye catcher! This is a no reserve auction but if for some odd reason bidding does not reach 2500 the tow arm does not go with it, again the tow arm is not included until bidding reaches 2500. I'm sure that will happen, as just normal 1938 trucks are bringing 4000, but I'm going to throw out that as safety net. I'm reasonable, so I will work with any buyer on storage until shipping is arranged, and can help where I can, I have a winch system for loading on car haulers, and can assist in getting tires on it for making it roll easy. I know a lot of that depends on the actual driver so I try to be flexible. I can also be available for hire to deliver to reasonable distances. Feel free to "make offer" any time, on any of the vehicles I have for sale, the worst that could happen is I would decline, or who knows the beauty might be yours. I have other vehicles for sale below. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thanks, chad Also available... 1964 1/2 Mustang coupe (V8 runs/drives-needs restored-1/4s, interior, body paint. Clean Title) 1967 Fastback GT 390 S code (Highland Green, console, 4 speed, true GT...Bullitt car) 1999 Mustang convertible (V6- needs new fender painted) 2500 1935 Ford panel delivery shell (no title) 2250 obo Two 1940 Ford pick up trucks (no engines, no titles) 2500 ea obo Late 40's Chevy COE(Clean Title) 2750 obo 1941 Ford COE, running and driving (Clean Title) 7500 obo |
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