1949 Ford F3 Rat Rod Custom Truck Straight 6 Hot Gasser Bobber Ratrod Bagger on 2040-cars
Bakersfield, California, United States
CUSTOMIZED 1949 FORD F3 RAT ROD TRUCK This build started off with a heavy duty Ford F3 3/4 truck then transformed to what you see with endless hours of work. This Truck has been chopped n modified from head to toe! You wont find another like it! This is a very rare 1949 Ford F3 with a smooth running Flathead 6 Cylinder Motor and 3 speed manual Transmission. (Real Rods have 3 pedals!!) Truck runs, drives, steers, and stops but could use a little tlc. Has new front brakes. New wiring harness, Air ride suspension in the rear with the bags hidden under the cab and air valves under front seats. Tons of fab work went into this ride (See Pics). Truck comes with a bill of sale and can easily be registered at the DMV. I called and ran the vin# and it was out of the system and was told to just bring it down to verify the vin# (Still on the truck) and they will issue a new title. If that is a deal breaker contact me and I can take it down and get it registered. Truck is almost complete, needs: New Tires, Glass, Seat Cushions, Head Lights, Headlights/ Tail Lights Wired, Gauges (Has temp gauge in glove box) etc... All the hard work is done so whomever can tweak it to their liking. Please check out all the pictures and short video of the motor running and ask any questions you might have. Located in Bakersfield, Ca 93306. Sold as is, where is, with no warranty. Dont miss this chance to get a sweet Rat Rod that catches a lot of attention!! |
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