1953 Ford F100 Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Irvine, California, United States
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This vehicle is sold as-is and there is absolutely no warranty expressed or implied.
I am offering my 1953 Ford F100 Rat Rod. This vehicle is custom from the ground up but is by no means a "show truck". Frame: 1990 Chevy S-10 Cab: 1953 Ford F100 Bed: 1955 Chevrolet Interior: Custom Motor: 4.6L Chevrolet Transmission: 3 Speed Auto You may have seen this vehicle on eBay before as I purchased it about three months ago from another seller. Since then I have lightly overhauled the vehicle. New Windshield New Exterior Weather stripping New Spark plugs New Oil & Filter New Seat Belts Rebuilt and balanced driveshaft from Drivelines, Inc. Re-alligned doors/striker plates Rebuilt carburetor Modified seat (I am 6'5" and fit comfortably) Modified pedals Stripped all exterior wood, sanded, cleared, reinstalled. New Spray in bed liner Re-worked all gauges to have them working properly. I thought I was going to keep this thing forever but things change and it's time to let her go to a new home. Please note, if you want something with a perfect body that can be painted, this is not the one. This truck is the way it is and it would cost $30,000 in body work to be able to lay a nice paint job on this. If you don't like patina this truck isn't for you. The truck looks as old as it is but drives like a newer car. It does have power steering. Serious inquiries only! No tire kickers and no test drives without cash in hand. |
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