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Year:1932 Mileage:999999 Color: RUST /
 RUST
Location:

Longview, Washington, United States

Longview, Washington, United States
RARE 1932 FORD BB C CAB FUEL OIL TANKER TRUCK ROADSTER PICKUP COWL HOT ROD RAT, image 1 RARE 1932 FORD BB C CAB FUEL OIL TANKER TRUCK ROADSTER PICKUP COWL HOT ROD RAT, image 2 RARE 1932 FORD BB C CAB FUEL OIL TANKER TRUCK ROADSTER PICKUP COWL HOT ROD RAT, image 3 RARE 1932 FORD BB C CAB FUEL OIL TANKER TRUCK ROADSTER PICKUP COWL HOT ROD RAT, image 4 RARE 1932 FORD BB C CAB FUEL OIL TANKER TRUCK ROADSTER PICKUP COWL HOT ROD RAT, image 5 RARE 1932 FORD BB C CAB FUEL OIL TANKER TRUCK ROADSTER PICKUP COWL HOT ROD RAT, image 6 RARE 1932 FORD BB C CAB FUEL OIL TANKER TRUCK ROADSTER PICKUP COWL HOT ROD RAT, image 7
Transmission:3 SPEED
 Body Type:CUSTOM BODY COWL
 Engine:4 CYL 50 HORSE BANGER
 Vehicle Title:Clear
 Fuel Type:Gasoline
 For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1932
Interior Color: RUST
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: NOT MUCH
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): C CAB
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 999,999
Sub Model: BODY 76 CUSTOM BODY COWL
Exterior Color: RUST
Warranty: NO
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

Up for auction we have a very solid 1932 Ford BB c cab tanker truck. 131 1/2" wheelbase. These custom body cowl trucks were used mostly for firetrucks and school buses. Imagine filling your 32 coupe or roadster out of the back of this. A very nice foundation for a restored tanker truck or you could put it on a new chassis and find a bed, doors and the back of the cab and have yourself a roadster pick up. Only 593 Roadster pickups were produced in 32. 


No title, Bill of sale only!!!!

1 tiny rust hole where the lower windshield spacer mounted to the cowl, NO rust holes anywhere else on the cowl, dash or firewall. Firewall does have 2 extra holes in it from a heater being installed, and 1 side has a crack down on the mounting foot. The grille is the worst part of the whole deal but still isnt horrible, pictures show it all. Fenders have been repaired on the bottom side and dont look too bad from the top side. Radiator looks good. Engine numbers matche the frame numbers. 50 horsepower banger engine turns over with battery jump and trans works somewhat because the truck tried to move while turning it over. clutch is working but Shifted out of gear a little stiff, but it did. The brakes felt functional while coming off of the trailer, but i would absolutely inspect them. park brake functions well. That is all I know about the chassis other than it appears it used to have duals in the rear but no longer does. All of the wood should be redone but most of it is there for making patterns.
It is missing some parts: seat, gauges, mirrors, hood hold down latches, windshield, front hood pivot and im sure theres more. Comes with a pair of model t fenders on the rear. The tank is not mounted on the back but will be strapped down. The big old u bolts are included as well as the original valves for the tank. Front and rear bumpers are also included along with a barrel of original wood from somewhere on the body.

This truck is the beginning to the vary rare 32 roadster pickup. The cowl is identical in shape and size with the same firewall, only difference is the windshield mounting supports are not there and there are no holes for the sidemount spare tire. The door hinge bolt holes are there but were never used.

  My plan was the roadster pickup until my wife told me her plans. She wants to move and I think she might leave me here with the truck if I dont get rid of it. My loss of dreams can be your gain. I will be parting it out if I cant find another dreamer.
Buyer is responsible for all shipping charges but I will work with you on shipping and do what I can to help. load it up. 
1000.00 due to paypal within 48 hours, direct wire transfer of balance works the best for me unless youd like to simply bring cash and pic it up. You are more than welcome to come have a look before buying or give me a call with any questions you may have. 360-957-7368 Nic
Check out my other auctions if you have a minute. Thanks for looking and thanks more for bidding 

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