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1941 Ford Pickup Retro Traditional Rat Hot Rod V8 P/s, P/b Drive Now Look Videos on 2040-cars

US $13,000.00
Year:1941 Mileage:0
Location:

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

Fort Worth, Texas, United States
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1941 Ford Pickup. This truck was built years ago. stored in recent years and now brought back to driving status! Look over pics and videos, read description and ask questions! Truck is ready to drive and is priced
very reasonably  for a vintage all Henry Ford Steel truck that has all power and drives right. Look 'er over

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SPECS

  • 350 smallblock. Holds good oil pressure and accelerates well and runs cool
  • solid shifting 350 turbo hydramatic. passing gear is hooked up and works well
  • '57 Chevy rear end
  • Mustang II front clip with new rotors  5 X 4 3/4" bolt pattern (front and rear)
  • Power disc brakes
  • Power steering
  • Grille looks new
  • Straight body. Paint is old and cracked. Probably acrylic laquer. looks cool. leave it or redo it. Some paint peeling and old body work showing nothing rad or ridiculous. Bed floor needs new wood and filler neck needs new hose to fuel tank
  • Running lights work
  • Custom dash with working aftermarket gauges, Chevy steering column, mustang steering wheel
  • Bucket seats
  • Good glass
  • Starts , runs and drives great!

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Please look over all provided info ,pictures and videos and ask all questions regarding this vehicle PRIOR to making an offer. Please don't make assumptions or build up visions of grandeur in your mind about any car.... ask questions. Make sure you have funds in place and are certain about your decision prior to making an offer. On site inspection of this vehicle in person or by third party are welcomed and encouraged. We may be reached via email or call 817 929-4925 from 9-9 central standard time. A PAYPAL NON REFUNDABLE instant payment deposit of $750.00 is due at Auction CLOSE. No Paypal E checks or delayed PAYPAL payments for deposit will be accepted
 Balance will be accepted in the form of bank wire transfer or cash in person. No other options will be considered.


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