1952 Ford F1 Pickup Truck Flathead V8 Rat Rod (no Reserve High Bid Wins) on 2040-cars
Lake Park, Minnesota, United States
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1952 Ford Pickup Truck -This is a no hold auction, high bidder wins the truck -F1 model, short box, 1/2 ton -Flathead V8 -Manual 4 speed tranny shift on the floor -Rat rod Patina look with muli layers of paint -Solid cab, box, and running boards -Rust in lower doors, and fenders -Clear title has been applied for and will be here in 5 weeks This little f1 pickup has been sitting and not running for a long time. It would make a great rat rod project since it has a cool look with the old paint. If you have any questions of for a shipping quote call me at 218-234-1866 |
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