Ford F1 Truck Hot Rod Hotrod Rat Rod Ratrod Shop Truck Barn Find on 2040-cars
North Port, Florida, United States
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This is a 1949 Ford F1 pickup truck that was put together in the late 60's as far as we know and has all the old school parts. Front floor boards have little issues, rest of the truck is top notch. Runs and drives great. Brakes work, new exhaust, could be daily driven if you put running lights in it. Just ran out of time to work on the truck. Would make someone a great start to either a daily driver or full restoration. It is an Arkansas truck. The truck appears to have been put together in the 1960's and for some reason has been stored ever since. We bought it AS IS and we will sell it AS IS. It is an old truck and might need new shocks. Any questions, please call Joe at 615-642-0017.
On Oct-26-13 at 13:28:49 PDT, seller added the following information: Heres a chance to own a bit of Ford Motor history on this prize truck. It's a beautiful piece of work as it is and would be a treasure for someone to own. It drives with this late model engine like a new truck! Have too much on my plate at this time and would like to see it have a home to care for it as I would. Need to see it to believe it. Contact me to see it anytime. Joe at 615-642-0017 |
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