1952 Ford F1 Street Rod Pickup on 2040-cars
Kansas City, Missouri, United States
This was beautifully reconditioned in the 90s with new upholstery and power everything.
It drives great and turns lots of heads. Some fluid leaks, etc. Mileage is listed above is zero because eBay required a number, but mileage is unknown after the reconditioning. Engine is rebuilt 1986 Chevy 4.3 V6 with 1981 229 (3.8) heads. Transmission is 1981 Chevy 350 Turbo. Rebuilt power steering rack and pinion. Recent 4-core radiator with trans cooler, electric radiator fan, hoses. Recent exhaust system (needs flex joints at side pipes). New gas tank (No Limit Engineering) and transmitter moved to rear of chassis. Recent brakes, brake lines, check valves, master cylinder, rear cylinders. Recent upper and lower ball joints. Recent windshield wiper system. Recent alternator and high-output starter. Recent MSD ignition system. New hand-made truck bed and new bed boards. Boards are oiled with lemon oil. Power windows require care so as not to go below. Transmission/rear end combo is not for highway. Power steering rack and pinion weeps both sides (lack of use, dried seals). Rear pumpkin seal weeps (new seal included with extra things provided). Front coils were cut (2 rings) to lower (by previous owner). Looks good, but rides hard on poor surfaces. Speedometer doesn’t work—could be a wire problem at the transmitter. Exterior is still very nice after 90s reconditioning, but it has some flecks, etc. Seat is original frame with all-new seating materials. I will accept payment as cash, money order, or cashier's check. Deposit of $300 required within 24 hours of auction end. Full payment required within 7 days of auction close. Thank you! If needed, I can help you post this for transport to your home. |
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