1952 Ford F3 Flathead V8 4 Speed Shortbed Oak Rat Rod Classic Restored 6 Volt on 2040-cars
McCune, Kansas, United States
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Up for sale is a 1952 ford f3 flathead v8 4 speed manual drive pickup. This truck used to have a 9 foot bed on it. The bed was refabricated to a short bed. the drive train is believed to be all original to the truck. This truck has been restored and looks great. Has a very slick base coat clear coat paint job. New oak boards and strips in the bed along with rechromed front and rear bumper. the interior has been completely redone with new seat, carpet, glove box, seat belts, steering wheel, turn signal, and head liner. There are new tires and rims all the way around the truck and the pictures can tell you more. I am selling this truck for a friend of mine that had it restored. He thought he would have a truck redone for his retirement and go to car shows. But he decided it wasn't his thing and would rather hunt, fish, and enjoy other activities than sit at a car show all day long. This is a very nice truck inside and out and I'm not sure on the miles because I forgot to look but it runs great. If you have any questions please feel free to call or email me at anytime. 620-778-1669 my name is Jesse. This truck is forsale locally and I reserve the right to end this auction at anytime. This truck is being sold as is with no warranties expressed or implied. If someone wins this auction the pickup must be picked up within 30 days unless prior arrangements are made or they forfeit the money paid or deposited and the truck resumes the property of the seller. If decided to pay with paypal the buyer will pay any extra fees. Thanks a remember if you have any questions don't be afraid of calling or emailing. Low reserve so bid to win and have a great holiday.
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