1928 Ford Hot Rod Model A Pickup Rat Rod Vintage Street Rod Classic 32 34 on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
1928 FORD ROADSTER PICKUP..YOU CAN CALL IT A STREET ROD, RAT ROD, HOT ROD,ANTIQUE,CLASSIC.OR CRUISER.....HAS A FRESH 239 Y BLOCK V8 BOARED 30 OVER.. NEW COKER CLASSIC WIDE WHITE WALLS,4 SPEED TRANS FROM A 54 FORD TRUCK.NEW SUN GAUGES AND NEW STAINLESS 10 GALLON GAS TANK.. NEW CHROME RADIATOR SHIELD AND CHROME VALVE COVERS...STARTS,RUNS,AND DRIVES GREAT..BODY BED AND FRAME ALL IN GOOD CONDITION FOR A 28 FORD.[SEE PICTURES] ALL LIGHTS,TURN SIGNALS AND STOP LIGHTS WORK... TRUCK COMES WITH A CLEAN TENNESSEE TITLE.....ANY QUESTIONS OR INSPECTIONS CALL JODY@615-30-8810 TRUCK LOCATED 21 MILES EAST OF NASHVILLE TN. 37210........TRUCK IS FUN AND A EYE CATCHER AT SHOWS AND CRUISE INS..............
On Jun-29-14 at 17:14:37 PDT, seller added the following information: THE FRAME ON THIS CAR IS UPDATED AND FABRICATED NOT THE ORIGINAL On Jun-29-14 at 17:28:57 PDT, seller added the following information: SORRY ABOUT PHONE # IT IS 615-300-8810 |
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