1948 Ford F-5 (special Edition W/ Ss Grill) on 2040-cars
Cisco, Texas, United States
This is my Ford F-5 pickup truck. I bought it to take the engine out and use it in another car. I have since changed my mind and used another engine and have no use for this truck. It is in very good shape and the engine does run well, but might need some new rings. I believe it is the original engine, but if it isn't it is the correct style Flathead engine that came stock with these trucks. The fuel tank is clean and the engine has been run utilizing the trucks fuel tank. The windows in the doors are operational and all windows are in good shape without cracks. The stainless steel grill makes it a rare edition F-5. Was stored in a shed for years until I purchased it and is currently stored inside. All gauges and horn are operational and I believe the 29600 miles shown by the odometer to be the original mileage for this truck. This truck is perfect for a full restore or to use the cab on your special project and can be sold with or without engine. The flatbed that is not pictured will also go with the truck. Please contact for more details or photos. This truck was purchased without title and still does not have one. I will provide any statement of ownership/known history required for the new owner to get it titled. Title marked clear in the item specifics because no title was not an option during the making of the listing.
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