1950 Ford F-1 Flathead Pickup Az Most It's Life on 2040-cars
Gilbert, Arizona, United States
You are looking at one of the more popular Ford F-1 Pickups with a FLATHEAD V8 with a original 4 speed transmission. Remember this was farm truck top speed is about 50 or so. This truck is mostly original, except for tires and rims. Truck has been converted to 12 volt with alternator by previous owner. The truck body is in great shape due to the fact that is was stored here in Arizona over 30 years. Look at the nice frame. I got the truck up running for my 15 year son ,but did not want it..his lost
The running boards have been chromed sometime ago.
The glass is all in great condition and 90% of the chrome is in great shape.
The wood floor was replaced sometime ago with an aluminum floor. This is a great driver ..... Remember this truck was restored 20 plus years ago it has some chips,scratches in the paint the biggest in the left rear fender about 4 inches also has some body filler in that dent . I also have old receipts that shows that the truck has been here since 1989. The truck is in running driving order and the following things have been replaced with receipts:
New fuel tank
New fuel lines
New fuel pump
Overhauled carburator Ford 94
New radiator
Two new water pumps
All hoses and belts
Distributor overhauled
Points, rotor, cap
Spark plug wires and spark plugs
All fluids have been changed
Transmissing, rear end and transmission
New seals where needed
New Brake Master cydlinder
A few things not working are: Heater, Wiper, and Horn button missing.
THIS TRUCK IS SOLD AS IS..
NEW OWNER RESPONSIBLE FOR PRICE OF SHIPPING OF THIS TRUCK !!!
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