Nice 1941 Ford Pickup With Updated Engine To 351 Windsor on 2040-cars
Waynoka, Oklahoma, United States
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This is a super nice 1941 Ford F-100 update that needs some TLC. The frame is a 1966 F-100 that has been shortened to fit this truck. The twin I beam was removed and the 41 straight axle remounted. Nice finish on the frame work and the vehicle drives well. It has a 1976 Ford Granada 351 Windsor motor and automatic transmission with shift on the floor. It has new radiator, new tires all around, new front brake shoes and a new electric cooling fan. There are new LED tail lights and the three bar wheel covers come with the truck. The new fuel cell is located in the bed box, the wood bed has been recently re-stained and finished. The paint is an older job, but in decent condition with a few chips. The hood needs to be adjusted, but I didn't know what I was doing with that so I left it for someone who does. The center piece in the front grill is not the right piece and there is no front bumper. I believe that the gauges in the dash are not correct for the pickup, though they seem to work, and it needs a new steering wheel. Speedometer does work but actual miles are not correct. I'd be happy to answer any questions and you can call John at 580-515-7508. Truck is located in Waynoka OK and the buyer will need to pick up or arrange transport. Willing to hear any serious offers.
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