1950 Ford F-1 Pickup Barn Find With Patina on 2040-cars
Massillon, Ohio, United States
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This is a 1950 Ford F-1 Pickup Truck. It has a 1974 Buick 350 V-8 Engine, Automatic Transmission and Ford 9" Differential. It also has the Power Booster and Master Cylinder from the 1974 Buick. The truck sat for years and could truly be considered a Barn Find. It appears to have spent more years behind the barn than inside the barn! The Truck's Engine got a new Fuel Pump, Fuel Filter, New Distributor Cap, Rotor, Spark Plugs, Plug Wires and the Carburetor was rebuilt. It starts easily with a couple of pumps on the accelerator and the first turn of the key. The Brake System got a New Power Booster, New Master Cylinder, New Brake lines and Hoses, New Wheel Cylinders and more. It has Brakes and will stop. The Body has rust and dents and dings. It also has the shopworn look and patina everyone is trying to copy. The Truck is fairly complete and draws a fair amount of attention. It has a sheet of steel in the floor of the bed. None of the gauges function and the gauge cluster is loose in the dash. The seat appears to be an original unit, but may be out of something else. It has a blue aftermarket cover on it. The Truck is sitting on a set of vintage bia-ply tires and original style wheels and hub caps. The Tires appear to be quite old. They hold air and have good tread, but I'm not sure putting them on the road would be a good idea. I have not been driving this truck on the street. Driving it home is probably not an option. I may be able to assist with delivery, for a fee, within a couple of hundred miles of Canton, Ohio, or you can pick it up. It will start and drive right onto your trailer. I am posting good
pictures, but will try to answer any questions through email. I have sold vehicles to overseas buyers and welcome foreign bidders. This Truck is listed with no reserve and a low starting bid. It will sell to the highest bidder.
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