1948 Ford F1 , Rat Rod , Hot Rod , Patina , Shop Truck , F100 , Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Watertown, Wisconsin, United States
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Let me start off by saying this is not some thrown together hunk of crap Rat Rod on some s10 chassis!
This is a frame off resto mod , this was built for good gas mileage and worry free reliability with fuel injection.
Up for sale is a 1948 Ford F1 truck with extensive Mods to list. Just a few custom built chassis with 1986 Monte Carlo front stub which was all gone through. new rotors, calipers, rubber lines, hard lines, idler arm, power steering pump/hoses. It drives, steers, and stops great. The rear is stock leafs, new shocks, 1978 camaro 3.08 posi rear end, which was flipped to top of the springs, to lower it, frame was then boxed and mini bridge installed. EZwiring harness, 2 speed electric wipers, some new glass in doors. They were rebuilt with new fuzzys, glass channel, new vent window rubbers door weatherstrip. The motor has approx 500 miles on it was a reman from NAPA. I will try to come up with the paperwork on it . 305 V8 TPI fuel injected 700 R4 AOD trans, Lokar shifter/ indicator, all new belts and hoses, cap, rotar, plugs, wires, fluids, and Spal electric fan. Heavy duty alum radiator and aluminum trans cooler. Brand new driveshaft from A1, new 2 1/4 aluminiumized dual exhaust with turbo mufflers, Coker wide whites with chrome reverse with spiked lug nuts, center caps. New bed floor with relocated battery for more room under hood for A/C to old cooler in bed. Vintage Air. New lights. This truck was built for a customer of mine and was unable to purchase it due to unforeseen health reasons. Truck has a great patina to it it does have some rust and dents but overall it is a solid driver. To make the cab more comfortable the gas tank was removed and put a 16 gallon fuel injected 'tanks' tank in the rear. Seat and door pads covered in black pleated vinyl for an old school look. New carpe,t headliner, and kick panels. Also has a tilt column and custom dash extension that hides all your all new vintage heat cool defrost unit. A/C works great. all new Autometer electric gauge set. Everything works so no guessing. Vehicle it is sold as is no warranty. Please come take a look so you know what you are buying I have the truck for sale locally for $25,000 so I reserve the right to end this auction at anytime. thanks for looking any questions call Jason 920.248.9635 |
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