1932 Ford Pickup Truck-model B - All Steel -4" Chop-hot Rod on 2040-cars
Lafayette, Indiana, United States
1932 FORD MODEL B PICK UP TRUCK-ALL STEEL WITH A 1932 FORD TITLE. HAS A 350 CHEVY MOTOR AND 350 AT. THIS TRUCK HAS BEEN A PROJECT FOR OVER 30 YEARS. HAS 0 MILES. THE TRUCK HAS A 4 LINK SUSPENSION IN THE REAR. STAINLESS STEEL EXHAUST, FRONT DISC BRAKES, REAR COIL OVERS. ALL NEW FORD GUAGES, NEW STEREO, NEW GLASS. THE PASSENGER DOOR GLASS HAS A CRACK RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE FROM INSTALLATION-I COULDN'T GET A GOOD PICTURE OF IT. HAS POWER WINDOWS THAT WORK AND FLIP OUT WINDSHIELD. TOP HAS BEEN CHOPPED 4". FRAME HAS BEEN BOXED. ALL OF THE FABRICATION WAS DONE BY A PROFESSIONAL HOT ROD SHOP IN INDIANA. HAS A 4" FRONT DROP AXLE AND 4" DROP SPRING. THE REAR OF THE TRUCK HAS BEEN TUBBED TO ACCEPT THE EXTREMELY LARGE TIRES ON THE BACK. MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION WERE COMPLETELY REBUILT. HAS A 600 HOLLEY CARB. NEW BATTERY THAT IS LOCATED IN THE REAR OF THE TRUCK BEHIND THE LICENSE PLATE. THE BATTERY HOLDER IS MADE OUT OF STAINLESS STEEL AND IT PUSHES UP AND HIDES BEHIND THE LICENSE PLATE. ALSO HAS A BATTERY CUT OFF SWITCH. NEW WIRING KIT WITH BRAKE LIGHTS, TURN LIGHTS AND HEADLIGHTS. HEATER CONTROLS WORK. A/C CONTROLS WORK. HAS ADJUSTABLE COOLING FAN SWITCH. COOLING FAN IS WIRED SO WHEN THE A/C IS ON THE COOLING FAN WILL RUN. NEW SET OF MICKEY THOMPSONS ON THE REAR-THEY ARE 29 X 18.00 R15LT SPORTSMAN S/R. THE TIRES HAVE FLAMES CUT IN THE TREAD FROM THE FACTORY. HAS CUSTOM WIRE SPOKE WHEELS MADE JUST FOR THIS TRUCK. I HAD A SET OF MICKEY THOMPSONS THAT WERE 33 X 21 BUT THE TRUCK SAT UP TOO HIGH IN THE BACK SO I BOUGHT THE NEW TIRES. NEW STAINLESS STEEL HEADLIGHTS WITH THE FORD LOGO IN THEM AND IN THE GLASS. NEW STAINLESS STEEL TAIL LIGHTS AND OUTSIDE MIRRORS. HAS A REAR VIEW MIRROR. NEW HEADLINER AND CARPET. THE TRUCK DOES HAVE THE SIDE HOOD LOUVERS ON-IN SOME OF THE PICTURES THEY AREN'T ON YET. THE TRUCK WAS REPAINTED AND THERE ARE A FEW IMPERFECTIONS IN THE PAINT-IT CAN BE TOUCHED UP SINCE IT'S WHITE WITH BASE CLEAR. AND THERE IS ALSO A CRACK IN THE RIGHT FRONT FENDER WHERE THE FENDER BOLTS TO THE FENDER BRACE. SEE PHOTO. THE TRUCK IS NOT COMPLETELY FINISHED-JUST NEEDS A FEW MINOR DETAILS-NEEDS DOOR PANELS AND KICK PANELS AND ONE OF THE A/C LINES NEEDS AN END ON IT. VERY UNIQUE TRUCK JUST NO ROOM FOR IT. THE BUYER MUST COME AND INSPECT THE VEHICLE IN PERSON. WILL NOT SHIP UNLESS THEY INSPECT FIRST. MUST PICK UP THE TRUCK WITHIN 10 DAYS. $100. DEPOSIT THROUGH PAYPAL DUE IMMEDIATELY TO HOLD THE TRUCK. THE ONLY WAY I WILL HOLD IT IS WITH A DEPOSIT. CASH OR WIRE TRANSFER ONLY FOR THE BALANCE DUE. NO CHECKS OR CASHIER'S CHECKS. I'M SURE I FORGOT SOME THINGS-EMAIL QUESTIONS. CAN TAKE PHOTOS OF ANYTHING YOU WANT TO SEE.
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