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1953 Ford Truck , V8 239 Cid (flathead) No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1953 Mileage:50614
Location:

Sylvania, Ohio, United States

Sylvania, Ohio, United States

 True Barn Find, or should I say, outside the barn :)!  This truck was located parked outside a barn in Michigan.  I purchased the truck to resell as I do not have the facility or time to rebuild it.  This is a 1953 F-250 Conventional with the 239 CID V8 FLATHEAD!!!  I ran a decoder check on the vin (see pic) and found it was 14869 in the Production Sequence, assembly plant of Buffalo, NY.  This truck has a good frame, the engine and transmission as well as drive train appear to be intact.  The front windshield has a small break that appears to have been made, like from a stone hitting it.  The rear glass has not breaks or cracks.  Side windows are gone and wing windows are broken.  A lot of rusted body parts as you can see in the pics.  Front grill has a rusted hole on the drivers side but still is usable with a little work.  Bottom of the doors are rusted and gone.  Bed was a wood bed and is of course gone as well.  Steering Wheel, odometer and gauge area not bad, as well as various interior knobs and handles.  You can see the vin plate is still attached to the glove compartment door.  Many usable parts, mainly the frame, engine, trans, and drive train and don't forget the wheels.  Would be a nice restore from the frame up.

I CAN MANUALLY TURN THE ENGINE OVER BY HAND ROTATING THE FAN BLADE, SO THE ENGINE IS NOT SEIZED UP.

ALTHOUGH THE SPECIFICS OF THIS LISTING SHOW A SALVAGE REBUILDABLE TITLE (had to put something our it would not take the listing) I DO NOT HAVE A TITLE FOR THIS TRUCK...I DO HAVE A BILL OF SALE AND I WILL PROVIDE A BILL OF SALE TO THE WINNING BIDDER! 

I can deliver the truck and will give you a quote for delivery US ONLY.  Simply shoot me an email with your address or city and I will respond with the delivery quote.

NO RESERVE!!!

Good Luck Bidding!

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