1950 Ford F1 Pickup, Shortbed Great Patina, All Original on 2040-cars
Albany, Texas, United States
1950 FORD F1 PICKUP WITH GREAT PATINA. NON-MOLESTED BODY AND FRAME.
THE ORIGINAL ENGINE, TRANNY AND REAR END ARE IN THE TRUCK. TRUCK ROLLS EASILY BUT I'M BETTING THE ENGINE IS LOCKED UP AS IT'S BEEN SITTING FOR MANY YEARS. TRANNY SEEMS TO SHIFT GOOD. WINDOWS ROLL UP AND DOWN, DOORS OPEN AND SHUT, HOOD AND HINGES WORK AS THEY SHOULD BUT NEED SOME OIL TO SMOOTH IT UP A LITTLE. THIS IS A GREAT BUILDER TRUCK OR LEAVE THE BODY AS IS FOR AN AWESOME "PATINA" TRUCK. IT'LL NEED FLOOR PANS FOR SURE BUT THE EXTERIOR LOOKS GREAT AS IT IS. BODY IS VERY STRAIGHT BUT HAS THE USUAL RUST IN THE USUAL PLACES. EVERYTHING IS THERE EXCEPT THE TAILGATE. I HAVE A CLEAN TEXAS TITLE IN HAND. FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS. I'VE SET THE RESERVE AT A VERY FAIR PRICE, BUT REASONABLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED TO END THE AUCTION EARLY. I WILL EXCEPT CASH IN PERSON, CASHIER CHECK, BANK WIRE, PAYPAL BUT ALL FUNDS MUST CLEAR MY BANK BEFORE TRUCK IS RELEASED FOR SHIPPING. ALL SHIPPING AND ARRANGEMENTS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER. THE TRUCK NEEDS TO BE REMOVED FROM MY PROPERTY WITHIN 3 WEEKS. |
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