1933 Ford Pickup Head Start Hot Rod Project on 2040-cars
Bull Shoals, Arkansas, United States
1933 FORD PICKUP HEAD START HOT ROD PROJECT: All steel original body - completely disassembled. Acquired with early 60's vintage 283 Corvette motor. The motor has not been looked into. Original frame is media blasted. Front and rear original suspension is gone. All new custom front and rear suspension is from Pete & Jakes and is still in the original boxes and packaging ready for assembly. Front suspension is all chrome with Super Bell Drilled Ibeam Axle and Wilwood disc brakes with polished 4 piston calipers. New 9" custom Ford rear end with Stage 3 - 56" wide (complete with 3.00 gear). All new hubs, axles and drum brakes. No wheels or tires. Too many new parts to list them all. Will provide more information on inquiry. See photos for general idea but can provide many more photos on request.
This vehicle and all parts are currently in storage. Purchased in 2010. Cab has some rust in all the normal spots. Doors, top and cab in good shape. No major dents or rust on overall parts, i.e., fenders, running boards and bed, etc. Frame is straight and square and never wrecked but has been hacked on by previous owner. Bonded title is in the works. There are no liens and the vehicle has been checked for theft. We have our original Pete & Jakes invoices totaling approximately $8,000. Complete chasis and front end instructions included. This vehicle and all parts are being sold "As Is". Once again this truck is completely disassembled and "IS NOT" a roller. |
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