1951 Ford F1 Truck With 1969 Camaro Sub Frame And 4 Link Rear, Suicide Doors on 2040-cars
Aurora, Colorado, United States
This is a great deal for a 1951 Ford F1 project truck just like the one they purchased for $5000 on Power Nation truck tech at a great deal. There are a few differences no chopped top but pro done Suicide doors,original bed that only needs minor work, 1969 Camaro BB subframe and a cool Coil over 4 link rear with a fuel cell. all the parts in the pictures come with the truck most are very good. one hood piece has a bullet hole. I am also including the remote door openers that go with it since the doors are shaved. All glass but windshield is there it all should be replaced due to damage. I would almost call this truck rust free, there is a little at the points connection on the front bottom of the fender to the running boards and little bit at the cab corners. The tires are not road worthy and only good for moving around and loading on trailer the old E/T wheels are good 15's. There is no disappointment with this truck.The hood could also use replacing or you might get it to work (has dents on top and a little twisted cheaper to replace}. The doors open and close very well. I need to make room to sell some of my other projects 1959 convertible impala with contanental kit and original 348 and 1963 Vespa ape truck.
If the buy it now is used I will throw in 2 boxes of 5 inch wood domestic or exotic from lumber liquidators for the bed. if you have any questions please let me know, 720.333.5946 |
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