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US $9,000.00
Year:1936 Mileage:5000 Color: Flat Black
Location:

Advertising:
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:307cu
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Condition:
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Year
: 1936
Exterior Color: Flat Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Other Pickups
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: th350
Mileage: 5,000

For Sale 1936 Ford Rat Rod Pickup Flat Black.

SBC 307, TH350 (trans engine less then 5K on rebuilt)

Ford 9" rear end.

Suicide front axle, disk brake up front, drums rear, rear coilovers (stiff springs installed, have other for more confort ride), (front have shocks never installed). Rims are candy red now and pipes are flat red with baffles installed.

Custome interior, hardwood flooring, bench seat, seat belts, old license plates headliner, keg shifter, oil pressure gauge, oil temp gaue, tech, speedo installed not hooked up (I run my cell phone for speedometer), full size keg for fuel, beer opener on back, old 1940 school bus stop light, blinkers working make from old model T style rear and bike front turn signals (make so it blinks by it self when turned on with trailer harness), inside was fully dynamat, then aluminum on top to mount plates, rear behind seat is covered by original WWI and WWII newspapers. Front glass, rear glass, no side glass. Wiper works two speeds. Bottom of both doors are rotten thru on bottom, all internal componets for side glass is in door just need glass.

This is trually 1 of a kind. It gets complements everywhere I go with it, thumbs up from Cops all the time. Comes with a lot of parts that I never got around to installing or switching, have vintage air heater, rear huge mickey thomas tires and spare rims, etc. Drives straight, brakes good, had it on highway many times runs 65mph all day.

Buyer will get about a pallet of parts that I have spare, like tires and wheels. Etc.

DO NOT BID IF YOU DONT HAVE FUNDS.

Comes with CLEAR title for 1945 ford pick up in my name.

If payed with paypal need about week to make sure payment clears. Local pick up only will not ship, or if you buy it need week to clear payment and then need to set up pick up. Its located at commerical building so lots of room for semi truck pick up.

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