1948 Ford Truck F5 on 2040-cars
Richmond, Texas, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:Flat Head V-8
Drive Type: 3 Speed with @ speed rear axle
Make: Ford
Mileage: 59,999
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: F-3 F-4 F-5
Here is a Ford Truck from 1948 . I have Title to the truck and no reasonable offer will be refused. Please understand there is rust and dents on this truck so they will need to completly restored. The Motors runs and starts with a gas can it needs a fuel pump plus a few minor hours of work (plugs-wires-ignition wiring-battery) the 48 is complete (mechanical wise)The flathead v-8 is all there and ready to go. It will need Brakes and wires and rewiring and a battery. Tires are a must . the back brakes are seized on the truck. So a complete brake job is inevitable . The original colors is RED. This Truck is beautiful example of the Mighty Ford trucks that once were .Please look at all the pics and I will try to answer all the emails at night when I am home from work. If you would like to discuss the sale of the truck Email me and I will email my phone number to you. No dumb question is too stupid for me to answer so please feel free to ask me anything regarding these great Trucks. We will not ship these trucks so they must be picked up in Richmond Texas ! Having said that we do know a few vehicle transport companies that will ship these for a fee. Once again This auction is for one truck a 1949 F-4.
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