1928 Ford Aa Express Truck on 2040-cars
Peoria, Illinois, United States
Body Type:EXPRESS
Engine:4 CYL. 40HP.
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:REGULAR
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: Model A
Trim: AA EXPESS TRUCK
Drive Type: stick shift 3 sp 2 dual high
Mileage: 31,983
Exterior Color: ROCKMOSS GREEN,BLACK FENDERS
Disability Equipped: No
THE BUILT DATE OF THIS TRUCK IS 1-23-28 ON THE FIREWALL. THIS IS A RARE 1 1/2 ton EXPRESS ALSO KNOWN AS '' THE WALTONS '' TRUCK. IT IS A FRAME-OFF RESTORATION WITH NO CUTTING CORNERS TO A ORIGINAL CONDITION. 6-VOLT SYSTEM AND HAS BEEN DRIVEN----- 31,983 MILES (ACTUAL MILES). THIS TRUCK WAS RESTORED IN SUMMER TIME FOR 13 YRS BY OWNER AND PAINTED AT A PROFESSIONAL BODY SHOP. OAK BED WOOD IS THE AGE AS THE TRUCK (very hard wood) SIGNES ON DOORS ARE STATIC-CLINE ,CAN BE REMOVED WITHOUT REPAINTING (hair dryer). BUYER MUST ALLOW 5 WORKING DAYS TO A CASHIER CHECK OR MONEY ORDER. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE TO PICK UP TRUCK AT END OF SALE. THIS SALE IS GOING TO BE A 1 TIME CHANCE OF SALE. . IF THERE ARE ANY QUESTIONS YOU NEED ANSWERS, CALL REX AT (309) 697-5330,or REXANDSUE@ATT.NET . WILL RETURN ANSWERS.
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