1938 Ford Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Fox Lake, Illinois, United States
Engine:305
Vehicle Title:Salvage
Drive Type: Automatic
Make: Ford
Mileage: 100,000
Model: F-100
Exterior Color: Metallic Black/ Green
Trim: Truck
Bought the truck in Tenneessee in 2006. The truck did not come with a title, so I HAVE NO TITLE for this truck. It is a 1938 Ford cab and hood, with a 305 engine out of a 90 Camaro, on a custom frame with a 1948 custom bed. We have fixed all the dents in the truck, some on the bondo is starting to crack in the bed corners. There still is a little painting left to do on the inside of the passanger door, and i made custom fenders for the rear that need to be painted. The truck also still needs all the glass. Now for the running part. I had it started and running last summer but havent started it since. I know all the trans fluid has leaked out of the trany where the dipstick needs to go. It needs new brakes all around. I've put all new chrome handles on everything, it has brand new gauges all ready hooked up. If purchased you can either come pick it up or maybe we can work something out with me delivering it. If you have any questions please email me.
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