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32 Ford Custom Truck, Rat Rod, Hot Rod! on 2040-cars

Year:1932 Mileage:25 Color: are in great shape
Location:

Madison, Mississippi, United States

Madison, Mississippi, United States
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I have owned many classic vehicles in my day. This one is by far has been my favorite! I have owned high-end classics in the past but nothing beats a nice classic that you can drive anywhere on any day and not have to worry!!

If you are looking for a street rod with all the luxury amenities like power windows, AC, turn signals or wipers, this is not your vehicle!

If you are looking for a real street rod with OLD SCHOOL feel, this it it!! 

Just get in, have lots of fun and NEVER have to worry about having any problems with this vehicle!!!

The only thing I have done to this fantastic ride is install a new wood/black steering wheel and have the seat redone.

Interior and Exterior are in great shape! Show ready or just enjoy riding the heck out of it like I have.


1932 Ford Custom V8 Pick-up Truck

This Beautiful "Old School" Ford truck and been customized and outfitted with a Ford V8 and A/T. The Truck features a custom Flat Brown and Black paint job. The Truck looks and runs great with no major problems found.

All steel body with stock frame. 1932 grille and hood, bear claw door latches, new window regulators, high torque starter, gear drive, C4 transmission with shift kit, 1966 Ford 289 V8 bored .30 over, 4 barrel carburetor, new water pump and GM 1 wire alternator. Classic electric gauges, overhead console with lighting, new upholstery, GM steering column, Lokar shifter, new gas tank, power front disc brakes with 7" booster/dual reservoir and dual exhaust with Flowmaster mufflers. 1994 Chevrolet S-10 pickup rear end, electric fan and switch, headlights, 12-volt system and chrome headers

 

HIGHLIGHTS


- All steel body with stock frame 
- 1932 grill and hood 
- 1966 Ford 289 V-8 bored .030 over 
- 4-barrel carburetor 
- Headers and dual exhaust 
- C4 transmission with shift kit 
- Power front disc brakes 
- Windshield visor 
- Bear claw door latches 
- New window regulators 
- High torque starter 
- New upholstery 
- GM steering column 
- Overhead console with lighting 
- New water pump, gas tank and GM one wire alternator

Extremely Dependable!

Just get in and enjoy!

Awesome truck with lots of looks and  thumb ups!


I reserve the right to end Auction early since the vehicle is for sale locally.

Thanks,


 

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