1935 Ford Pickup on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Mostly complete 1935 pickup truck for sale. Great start for a nice, solid hot rod. Has Mustang II installed in the front, the rear from the same car. Chevy V6 from the 80's with automatic transmission. Runs and drives, engine sounds nice! Cab is in great shape, doors are solid. Rockers are sturdy but do have some filler on them Truck currently has a GM tilt steering column installed. Grille is good, but has been worked a bit and needs a little more to be right. Excellent hood, and sides latch to the original radiator which is in good shape. The bed is pretty decent, not all beat up and rusted out. The bed floor is rusted but that is not uncommon. The rear fenders have been worked a bit, but are steel and solid. good workable fenders.
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