1951 Ford F3 Unrestored Great Original Find on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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Better than a barn find. This truck was garaged by the second owner and was used to putt around town in the summer after starting life as a farm truck in Iowa. I am no expert, but most of the trucks of this era seem to require a great deal of parts, labor, and cash just to make them a driver. Not this one. Original paint, interior, drive train; even has original wood in the bed. Save a ton of time and money not chasing down parts or paying someone to replace rotten metal. Ready to restore, hot rod, or drive in it's current state.
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