1950 Ford F3 Base 3.7l on 2040-cars
Kingfisher, Oklahoma, United States
Old original ford F3. Does not run and has not been tagged since 84. I do have an old yellow OK for title for it however it maybe cheaper to title 42 it however The only thing missing I believe is the tailgate . The motor is locked up but there from air cleaner to radiator. all the glass is cracked. but thats inexpensive flat glass. The cab is cleaner than most with very little rust in it. each side of the toe boards has a small amount but easily fix able. One floor pan has a 6" tear from from something coming up from the road?. Cab corners are clean!! I've tried to highlight all the damaged areas the cab and front are clean the bed is the worst spot.. its a cool truck with great patina . drop late model 6 & auto and drive like it is on the farm and to the parades or put on a late model chassis,add short bed and slam it. Also Makes good yard art or advertising the way it is. Truck rolls easy on 17's all but one tire holds air and it does long enough to get on the trailer! I found a 51 ford I really wanted so this goes. It can stay here once it is paid for for 90 days unless other arrangements have been made. maybe able to deliver for $2mi depending on location. Have any questions please call 580 76one 843two
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