1948 Ford F1 Truck Asheville, Nc on 2040-cars
Asheville, North Carolina, United States
This truck has a dirty frame, but not rusted out. The rest of truck has rust. Please call or text if you want to come view. The drivetrain is all there, just needs a carb ($60 to $150 on ebay). I also will be giving the new owner a nice set of Black vinyl Seats. The original Flathead engine is there and all the drivetrain should work, i was told by previous owner that engine was running 6 years ago. It needs a carb and the fan put in (im including a nice electric fan in sale of truck).
This truck will need a full restoration. I recommend coming to look at truck before bidding because of misc missing parts and overall condition. The inside bed has original sheet metal over wood. The rear wheels are aftermarket wide 15's, maybe 15x9's because they fit cleanly with rear fender and the fronts are 15x6, so you could just put a sleek set of tires and cut rear springs 4'" and front springs 3" to give a real cool look and the of coarse the body and paint work. Call or text 828-423-1071. I do have a clean open clear title on hand. I am open to partial trades. Selling due to Homeowners Association thinks "Betsy" is an eyesore. I think she's beautiful. If i dont sell, i will store at a relatives home until a future date to finish the project. |
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