1949 Ford F1 Custom Hot Rod Rat Chopped 383 Stroker on 2040-cars
Sherwood, Oregon, United States
1949 Ford F1. Complete custom. Chopped and Channeled. All body work was professionally done. This truck hasn't gone to a show without a trophy and gets two thumbs up from every person that sees it. If you want something nobody else has, this is it. Undercarriage is very clean, car is rust free and all metal/wood. Car has been chopped and channeled. Because of the small rear window, a back-up camera is installed and is activated with a toggle switch. Has line-lock installed, red button on shifter. Incredibly smooth to drive, power brakes, roll-up windows. I also have full rear fenders as well as a stand alone grille that allows you to remove the one-piece hood and have an exposed engine. Paint is of good initial quality...base coat/clear coat but does have a number a scratches and knicks on it. It's a driver, not a trailer queen. Car is 100% 50-state legal and titled as a true 1949 Ford F1 with a clean title. I can help arrange shipping if needed. Happy bidding and good luck! Made a small list of parts...missing a lot but here is a quick rundown.
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