1953 Ford F-100 Pick Up - Hot Rod - Project Truck F100 Roller, Ifs, 9 Inch Rear on 2040-cars
Cottonwood, California, United States
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For sale is a beautiful 1953 F-100. This is a project truck that I'm unable to complete at this time and am letting it go to someone who can give it the restoration it deserves. With all of the body work and rust free condition, this truck will set you way ahead, ready to go to paint and drop in a big block instead of tearing into a rust bucket. With a perfect drop and upgraded front end, half the work is done!
The truck consists of the body, frame and suspension as shown in the photos. It does include a functioning steering wheel. There is no drivetrain, electrical, fuel system, exhaust, interior, etc. Boxes shown in the bed do not have parts and are not included. Below are the details: FORD 9 INCH REAR END INDEPENDENT FRONT SUSPENSION, EARLY 60'S CHEVY FRONT END CUSTOM STEERING LINKAGE ROUTED TO FIT BIG BLOCK MOTOR AND HEADERS SHAVED DOOR HANDLES, SUPER CLEAN, BEAUTIFULLY DONE BEAR CLAW LATCHES INSTALLED, READY FOR REMOTE DOOR RELEASE NEW BED, OK FOR NOW, BUT SHE DESERVES OAK *This truck is in REDDING, CA. Buyer responsible for shipping. $500 deposit due within 24 hours of auction completion. Final payment due within 7 days. Cashier's check only. Item will be relisted within 48 hours of non paying bidder. No warranty, no returns* |
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