1936 Ford Pickup Chopped Smoothy Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Port Townsend, Washington, United States
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I have done some blocking on the doors and have epoxied the truck to keep it from rusting. As you can see in the pictures there are many extra parts that will come with the sale. To mention a few are the headlamps, hood spare fenders and the vent that was removed. The truck is located in Port Townsend WA. I will deliver the truck within a 150 mile drive one way for free. And anywhere on the west coast for $300. After that we can discuss or you may need to call a shipper.
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