1932 Ford Truck Cab And Bed Rat Rod Hot Rod Project on 2040-cars
Richland, Indiana, United States
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Up for sale is a 1932 Ford pick-up truck cab and bed. The cab is in pretty sold condition, there is rust damage along the bottom 4" of the door panels and lower inch of the cowl due to it sitting on the ground at some point in its 82 year old life. There is also some rust damage around the cowl air inlet but could be fixed or filled and one spot on each doors inner window post. Last bad thing would be the firewall that someone tried to make and replace a long time ago, just wasn't done right and would need redone. Other than those few fixable spots the trucks sheet-metal is really solid for being a '32. I would be glad to send pictures to anyone who would like to see these spots if contacted or any other place that isn't included in this post as I'm trying to describe it as best as possible.
The doors beside the bottoms and little spot on the upper window post, they are very solid, along with the cowl, an un-dented roof, back of the cab, and visor. The bed picture also comes with it. It would make a decent rat rod bed if cut to length with new front posts. The picture should show pretty much what is there and what isn't on it. If not, ask me for a picture of what you'd like to see and I'll get it to you as soon as possible. I DO have a title from the state of kentucky that is for the 32 ford truck. Any question please call 812-393-0145 or 812-686-7531. Can also ask questions on here and I will get back with you as quick as possible. Buyer is responsible for picking up and paying for shipping. |
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