1937 Ford Truck Chopped Hot Rod Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Lodi, California, United States
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Up for bid super cool 1937 Ford pick up. That rat rod look with the dependability of a hot rod. Runs and drives great. Some of the goodies include: Very cool right hand drive pick up, fresh 402 big block Chevy motor with turbo 400 tranny, bagged in the rear, custom fire extinguisher air tanks, quick release steering wheel, aluminum radiator, body is pretty solid but some rust, chopped and channeled, 3 inch chop 8 inch channel, custom lake pipe headers, truck is very cool but is rat rod style so body is not perfect. message for any questions or call two09 32seven-88six3. Happy bidding!
On Apr-21-14 at 20:54:30 PDT, seller added the following information: Motor was wire wheeled for that Old patina look. Also in the pictures the door tops are not on the doors I do have both door tops also. One has already been cut and fitted just need to be welded the other one needs to still be cut and fit. |
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