1938 Ford Truck, 1939,1940,1941,1942, Rat Rod,patina,barn Find on 2040-cars
Starbuck, Minnesota, United States
1938 ford 1.5 ton truck farm fresh truck, the motor is a non running newer inline 6 cylinder (carbureted) motor, truck has all 4 original ford script centers for the wheels, even has the original hood ornament and all the emblems, the horse collar grille is in perfect condition! even has the original smiley face headlights! the fenders are rock solid along with the cab corners, bottom of doors do have some rust but very fixable! has the original gauges in place along with the original seat. the header panel inside is solid. this would make a cool car hauler or rat rod/resto project. very desirable year!!! I do not have the title, it has been lost through the years. this 38 is on here to sell with a reasonable reserve, please don't ask the reserve, I wont say. and please be serious when bidding and follow through with payment if you are the high bidder and the reserve has been meet. please have a feedback score of at least 5 when bidding or your bid may be cancelled. I reserve the right to end the auction at any time. if you have any ?'s ask and I will be more than happy to help! thanks for looking and good luck! again I don't have a title!
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