1937 Ford Truck Ratrod Drives Great Toyota Truck Frame Built 350 700r4 Trans on 2040-cars
Bremen, Georgia, United States
Here is the best driving RatRod that you will ever drive. It was very well built over this past winter. It has a 46 Chevy Cab with 1937 Ford Fenders,( the rear fenders have been widen ) Hood and front grill. It is registered as a 1937 Ford Truck. This truck is sitting on a early ninty's Toyota Truck Frame and rearend with hwy gears. It is powered by a built 350 Chevy engine and has a 700R4 overdrive transmission. It has a nice sounding cam in the engine with the exhaust coming out the side. It sounds really good. It has bucket seats with a tilt steering column. The gauges are aftermarket gauges and all work except gas gauge. All glass is good and has door glass that rolls up and down. The tires and wheels are new with GoodYear Radial Tires. It drives tight and not all over the road like most. It don't have all the rattles that most RatRods have. It was drove 2 hours home and ran cool. The hood was done so it could be taken off if you wanted or needed to. It has a beautiful wood bed with the gas tank sitting next to the cab in the bed. This is a cool little truck that you can drive about anywhere. Not your average thrown together Ratrod. It is not all rusted out. DON'T MISS IT!!
This truck is also For Sale locally and on other sites so auction could end early. Sold AS IS with no warranty given or implied in anyway. Pre Sale inspections are welcomed and encouraged BEFORE THE END OF AUCTION!! If you bid and meet reserve then you own it. Simply as that!! This is how an auction works. This truck is sold with a current Georgia Registration as Georgia WILL NOT issue a title on a vehicle this old. You will be able to get a title in your state with the paperwork I give you so don't worry about this. Georgia was a Non title state till 1987 and does not require a title on anything older. Any questions please ask. Thanks for looking |
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