1954 Ford Pickup Truck Rat Rod Project. 20 Inch Wheels Sbc Engine Runs Great on 2040-cars
Elizabethtown, Kentucky, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: automatic
Model: F-100
Mileage: 0
Trim: none
1954 ford pickup. clear open title in hand. got this pickup on trade the other day and really dont need it or want to build it. so i figured i try selling on ebay before i start sinking money into it. plans if not sold....make a rat rod truck out of it. lower it even more. run a radiator and model a headlights only and some kind of flatbed on the rear. make a moonshine truck!
the cab does not seem bad. needs three new brake line connections next to the brake booster. the po cut them trying to take cab off. with 3 new lines it should stop. everything else brake wise seems working order. gas cable is unhooked at the carb. gas cable is aftermarket billet. i hooked a hot battery u to the engine. it fired up easy on first turn. sounds good. po told me the front subframe and engine from older camaro and so is rear end. so im guessing the engine is 305 or maybe 350??? not sure. engine has full length headers, aluminum intake and edelbrock carb. powering steering. frame is worst thing about the whole truck. someone really couldnt weld but apparently the PO previous owner.... said he drove the truck himself for over 10 years. i was going to go over all the old welds. grind them down flush with frame. reweld if needed. the weld gussets over any welded joints for extra insurance. one picture taken shows the worst weld. actually started cracking. frame isnt junk but needs attention fast. automatic transmission. appears to be a turbo 350 or something along those lines. engine has exhuast running all the way back. flowmaster duals. sounds great. rear glass has small crack. wheels are 20inch. look kinda rustic to me and was going to keep for rat rod look. other than that not much more to say. floors are pretty solid as can be seen in pictures. seat is just laying in truck. truck is for sale locallly. can call or text or email ... 270 734 0643 270 734 0048 thanks chris |
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