Ford 1932 Model B Custom Pickup No Reserve on 2040-cars
Ellsworth, Illinois, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:air cooled flat 6
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Ford
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: 2 Door
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): 2 door
Drive Type: rear
Mileage: 0
Exterior Color: Burgundy
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Black
Here we have a 1932 Ford Custom Pickup. I bought this on ebay over a year ago, it was built in California in the 60's had bobbed fenders, built on rectangular tubed frame, original unchopped top, grill , and shortened steel 32 bed bolted to the back of the cab, removes easily for engine removal if needed. Has Corvair engine, transmission, rear suspension and front suspension, steering column and wheel, Corvair dash, and brake pedal, master cylinder assembly. Done very nicely. Was put into storage in middle 70's and brought out last year. Had it shipped to Illinois, completely rebuilt motor with new mild performance camshaft, all bearings, rings, valve grind, push rods and tubes, new refurbished carburetors ($350.00), installed new alternator and regulator. Has new duel exhaust . Redrilled hubs to Chevy 5 lug wheels, all new wheel cylinders, master cylinder, shoes, brake kits. I believe from engine numbers that the Corvair components are from 1963. Removed bobbed fenders and installed 32 fiberglass fenders and made wood running boards with inlaid Ford step plates. Also has heater ducts into the cab and radio under seat. Don't know if Corvair radio works or not, there is a antenna under the cab floor. Complete paint job, has two spots that are pointed out in the pictures. This truck starts, runs, drives good. It has less than 200 miles since completion. Has good window glass, door windows roll easy and windshield folds out as it should. Also has new fuel tank in the front, and turn lights and H-4 Halogen bulbs in the new headlights. Imagine how this truck would look with chrome reverse wheels and baby moons. Truck originally had snap on naugahyde cover on truck bed lid.
I live in central Illinois, just east of Bloomington, Normal. You can call me with any questions at 309 724-8071 and leave a message if I don't answer I will call you back. This truck is being sold as is where is so please call with any questions before bidding. Selling due to health reasons.
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