1949 Ford F-3 3/4 Ton Express Pickup on 2040-cars
Gibbsboro, New Jersey, United States
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For sale is a rare 1949 Ford F-3 3/4 ton long-bed Express Pickup Truck. Truck is in fully running condition and is licensed and is used on occasional weekend trips and shows. The truck is in original condition with only minor
upgrades: - Upgraded
to alternator system with new wiring and fuse block for lights, horn,
gauges and accessories, maintaining original 6 volt system - New brake
lines and cylinders - New
original-style fuel pump and fuel lines - New
Starter and Solenoid - New plugs
and wires - New fender lights and turn signals All original parts are available with truck. Body is in good shape with all good original metal. Body has some areas that are in need of cosmetic repairs, but no body rot or structural problems. Paint is not original and was applied prior to my ownership. Original color was green, but has been re-painted twice. First, as a brown commercial work truck and then in its current color of black. Mechanically the truck is sound and fully operational. Starts easily and runs strong. Transmission and clutch are solid with no slippage under load or at top speed. All gauges are in working condition: Fuel; Temperature; Oil Pressure; Battery; and Speedometer Engine is original 226 cu in 6 cylinder flat head in good condition. No mechanical problems or leaks. Exhaust system is in good condition. Interior bench seat upholstery in good condition
and is original to truck. Glass is all-original. Driver's side window is
cracked but still functional. All window and vent mechanisms are functional. All door handles and latches in good working condition. Pickup bed floor is an original steel plate. Extra parts come with the truck.
DISCLAIMER: THIS VEHICLE IS USED AND SOLD AS IS AND WERE IT IS. I ENCOURAGE YOU TO COME TO NEW JERSEY TO INSPECT YOURSELF OR ARRANGE A QUALIFIED MECHANIC TO GO OVER FOR YOU. THERE WILL BE NO REFUNDS OR WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. PAYMENT: WITH IN 48 HOURS A $500.00 (NON REFUNDABLE) DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED (PAY PAL ACCEPTED). REMAINDER TO BE PAID WITH A CERTIFIED OR BANK CHECK OR CASH. Buyer IS responsible for local pickup or shipping. ASK ANY AND ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING.
Contact Dave at E-MAIL - 1949FordF3@gmail.com (provide a phone number so that I can call you back) |
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