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Year:1932 Mileage:600
Location:

EDMONTON ALBERTA, Canada

EDMONTON ALBERTA, Canada
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1932 ford hot rod pickup.
old style hotrod. registered and driven daily last summer here in Edmonton. I started and ran it on Friday after its winter srorage. runs and drive good, just like an old 1950's hotrod.
please ask all the questions you like and I will try to answer them quickly. do not ask me about trades as I do not want to take anything on trade. money only!
payment to be made and confirmed before vehicle is released, no paypal payments cash or bank draft only.  truck can be driven, your choice how you want to get it home, buyer to arrange shipping.
 
the body - chopped, channeled
               - model A box
               - original car grill.
the fame - 1932 ford boxed
the suspension - buggy spring type, 4"drop front axle
rear end - 1942 ford banjo, open driveshaft
brakes - front 1950 f1 spindles and brakes (hydraulic)
            - rear 1942 ford pickup (hydraulic)
            - dual master cyl
steering - 1950 f1
wheels - 16" ford pickup
            - original caps, (not in the pics)
             -bias ply tires
lights   - original model B headlites new reflectors, 12v bulbs and lens.s
            - 39 ford taillites
interior - dash, S/W gauges, original truck dash
             - stitched diamond vinyl panels, cloth headliner, brown carpet
             - seats , old sports car
tranny   - C-4 ford with shift kit,
             -  small histall torque converter
            - b/m shifter
engine - 53 merc block
            - 4" crank
            - bored to .125 over
            -egge 3 ring pistons
           - adjustable lifters
           - schadbolt  3/4 cam
           - stainless hyflow valves
           - isky valve springs
           - ported
           - relieved
           - offy heads
           - offy 4bbl manifold
           - edlebrock 500cfm
           - about 1000 miles on engine
           - 3carb manifold included with the truck (not pictured)

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