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1932 Ford Truck, 1930,1931,1933,1934,pickup,model A, Rat Rod,model T,1928,1929 on 2040-cars

Year:1932 Mileage:99999
Location:

Benson, Minnesota, United States

Benson, Minnesota, United States
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1932 ford truck

 

I believe this is a 32, the center piece of the dash where the gauges go bolts in to the dash. the motor is a flathead 8 which is stuck from sitting,  manual tranny is in place. running boards are solid, the front fenders need some work or replaced, the cab is pretty solid, it does have the wrong grille and I think hood. does have the original headlight bar and headlights. truck does steer, one rear brake is locked up, the rest roll. would make an awesome rat rod on a different frame, or a restoration project. I do NOT have a title!!!

 

this  is on here to sell with a reasonable reserve, please don't ask the reserve, I wont say. and please be serious when bidding and follow through with payment if you are the high bidder and the reserve has been meet. please have a feedback score of at least 5 when bidding or your bid may be cancelled. I reserve the right to end the auction  at any time. if you have any ?'s ask and I will be more than happy to help! thanks for looking and good luck! again I don't have a title! 

$500 non refundable due within 24hrs of auction end

 

 

 

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