1939 Ford Pickup Street Rod Hot Rod Classic Fomoco Cruiser Garage Shop Truck on 2040-cars
Metamora, Michigan, United States
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Cool Cruiser 1939 Ford Pickup Truck 1939 Ford Pickup Street Rod features a small block Chevy 350 v8, automatic transmission and air conditioning. Last year seat belts were added and the wiring was redone in the engine compartment, as well as new brakes installed. This truck does not have power windows, locks, or power steering or cruise control. My father in law has owned this truck for the last 10 or so years and has used it gently for cruising and taking it to local car shows. Please see the pictures for further detail and description and feel free to ask any questions that you have. I can email you more pictures if you would like them! This vehicle is located in Metamora, MI and I would be more than happy to set up an appointment to view this vehicle. There are several close by airports if you needed to fly in to see the vehicle. Buyer is responsible for any and all costs involving removal of vehicle from seller`s property, crating or readying for shipment, any fees associated with preparation for shipment, tariffs, taxes, inspection fees, or any other fees involving shipment and receiving of vehicle once it has left our facility. |
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