1942 F0rd Hot Rod Truck Rat on 2040-cars
Spruce, Michigan, United States
ROLLING CHASSIS 1942 FORD HOT ROD PICK-UP. THIS TRUCK STARTED LIFE AS A FIRETRUCK AND WAS MADE INTO A STREET/STRIP ROD. Chassis consists of Mustang II front suspension and 9" ford rear with Mosier 33 spline axles, spool and 4.33 gears. Rear 10.5w x29.5 slicks. Cab and front are all steel and the rear fenders and bedsides are fiberglass. there is one small rust on the drivers cab corner and a dent on the leading edge of the passenger side door. Drivers door needs glass. has 12 gallon fuel cell in rear of bed. Interior is two. race buckets with carpet, nothing fancy. Has ignition box mounted on dash which is included but other electronics ( two step, retard box and rpm switch) have been removed. Had a big block ford, so theres room for just about any engine. As most hot rod-rat rods like this the interior is a little small. I was racing and street driving this until I removed engine and trans for a different project. |
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