1950 Ford F1 Pickup Truck 239 Flathead V8 100hp Matching Numbers 48k Original Mi on 2040-cars
Denton, Texas, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:239 cu V8 100hp
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1950
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: tailgate
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 47,808
Sub Model: F 1
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Red
You are bidding on a beautiful 1950 Ford F 1 Pickup Truck – classically restored with paintwork in its original color, Vermilion Red, a hand-made original-style interior, a numbers matching V-8 and 3 speed drivetrain, detailed cab interior and underside, loads and loads of chrome, believed to have driven only 47,800 original miles from new.
It is a special machine – an impressive, appreciating collectible – fully functional with many years of appreciation ahead of it. Vintage pickup trucks are in big demand today because of their increased desirability. This one is an absolute treasure, and I believe it will surely please the lucky winner of this auction. For Additional Photos, Click Here: http://s1333.photobucket.com/user/cars20thcentury/slideshow/1950%20Ford%20F-1%20Pickup%20Truck
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Mechanically, the original drivetrain and all other mechanical and electrical systems have been inspected, serviced and adjusted. As a result, you will experience the authentic ride and drive that would have been expected in 1950. You can hop right in, turn the key and go down the road confidently. Its original smooth running 239 cubic inch 2 barrel 24 bolt flathead V-8 engine develops 100 horses, all of which eagerly await you. Mated to the engine is the original 3 speed gearbox, with floor shift. Here is a summary of routine maintenance work recently performed:
Exterior-wise, this attractive vintage Ford F 1 truck was disassembled and painted inside and out in its original color theme that will draw the attention of every on-looking rubbernecker who manages to scarf an eyeload on it. There are a few imperfections that are present but they are practically imperceptible, and I do not believe they detract in any way from the beauty of this great vintage Ford F 1. The front and rear bumper blades, grille and hood trim were removed and re-chromed during restoration. It looks phenomenal as you can see from the photos.
Interior-wise, you will find one of the cleanest vintage Ford F 1 interiors available on the market today. The original seat frames were sanded and painted, and were recovered to match the newly restored sun visors and original-style reproduction headliner and kick panels. You will find no rips or tears on these beautiful seat covers and interior panels. Covering the floors are reproduction black rubber mats. Here is a point by point recap of its interior:
Working windshield wipers and horn. Dash is beautiful. Windshield glass, door glass and vent window glass are free of chips or cracks. Vent window latches open and close properly. Electrical system is the original 6-volt system. Interior and exterior lighting: low and high headlight beams, turn signals, and dash indicator lights are operative. All doors and tailgate open and close properly. Original ignition key.
You can call me, Ray Hair, at 817-988-5238 (c) for more information about this beautiful vintage Ford F 1 truck or contact me by email with questions. Please go to the top of the auction page and click ME, just to the right of my user ID, cars20thcentury, to go to my eBay ABOUT ME page for more information. Please review my feedback and bid with confidence.
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This presentation, item description, all photos and text are copyright 2013 by Ray Hair, all rights reserved. Use of content without permission is a violation of applicable laws. All questions will be answered except those concerning reserve price, which will not be disclosed. No trades. Bids are subject to cancellation if bidder fails or refuses to respond to requests for contact information. This great vintage Ford F 1 pickup truck is available for inspection by appointment to bidders only in Denton, Texas prior to auction close and is sold “as is”, with no warranty either expressed or implied
This is by far one of the nicest vintage Ford F 1 trucks available today. Because of their economy and an increase in collector and special interest demand, vintage trucks are getting harder and harder to find, particularly in such exceptional condition. It is an excellent investment. Over time and with proper care, this great truck will continue to grow in value.
If you’ve been waiting for a nice vintage truck to show, to run around town and be seen in, or to just stretch out in and drive, wait no more. Get ready for the upcoming car shows and bid to win this great truck. Go on, give up and go for it – you only live once! You’ll have the rest of your life to enjoy it.
Thank you for your time, Good Luck and Happy Bidding!
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