1936 Ford Pick Up All Metal on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
1936 ford pick up 1/2 ton all metal body no engine transmission rearend,has stock front axle with hydrolic brakes,cab needs rocker strips under door,cab has nice roof,back panel has original dash glove box door rear view mirror.have brake and clutch pedal assembly.the cowell air vent assembly is there and still tilts out. have original seat back and bottom. seat back is rough no material,will need new metal floor kit .the doors are good one with window regulator,i would replace both regulators have 2 new door handles.have front windshield frame and rear window inner trim piece.Hood is nice with locking handles still working. lovers on side pieces are good not bent up. headlight buckets are nice with small upper light, box is good condition with good front and side panels,under bed structure is solid,tail gate is nice do not have tailgate hinges. Have clear Idaho title and plate, email any ? before bidding thanks God Bless
On Mar-09-14 at 14:57:27 PDT, seller added the following information:can be reached by email,if you are serious about purchase,call Ralph 503-847-7714 about Details before your deposit and i will answer any ? you may Have thanks |
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