1928 Ford Pickup on 2040-cars
Winchester, Virginia, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Red
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Model A
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: Automatic
Mileage: 15,509
Hello, Up for auction is one 1928 Ford Pickup. The truck is equipped with a 350 Chevrolet engine and a 350 Turbo automatic transmission, Ford rear. It's a crate engine, aluminum heads, intake, Carter carb, headers, aluminum pulleys, chrome alternator, newly installed mini racing starter. Sounds great, very powerful for the little truck as well. Truck has fiberglass fenders, wooden cab and bed, steel running boards and hood. Truck was professionally built, the underneath is as nice as the exterior, chrome shocks, etc.Truck has dual gas tanks one on each side, switchable inside, all gauges work properly, nice stereo system with electric antenna mounted in bed. Truck has no heat or air. Truck has pop out windshield as well. I don't know alot about it, I bought it about 4 months ago, I played with it, it's very fun to drive, I've got too many toys so here goes one. mileage is correct to the restoration. It has a few minor paint chips where the hood latches down, and one scratch about 4 inches long on the top of the tailgate. It has a clear Virginia title that states "1928 Ford Recon Pickup" . I have a matching pair of 1928 Virginia license plates that are registered to the truck. They were professionally restored as well. $500 deposit in 24 hours of end of auction thru Paypal, balance in cash within 7 days of end of auction. Truck is sold with no warranty. This is a beautiful truck, show quality, very quick as well. I took all these pictures today. Buyer to arrange all shipping, or pick up would be great, truck doesn't leave until funds are clear. Thanks for looking, Jerry
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