Ford Pickup, Ratrod on 2040-cars
Utica, New York, United States
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I have a 1938 Ford pickup truck for sale. Very rare find. This truck was stored in a barn for over seventy years. It is a full on restoration or would make a sweet Rat Rod. I have a flat head V8 motor that came with it, however it is not in the truck. The truck is completely solid as a rock. Running boards, rockers, box and doors are all very solid. I have the hood and side vents and grill for it as well along with the radiator and original V8 hubcaps. All tires and wheels are original and hold air still. Vehicle rolls very easy. Door glass is there. Windshield glass never came with it. I have ford badges and also three parts manuals for every part you would need. I have way to many restorations going on at once and I need the room so I am looking to send this off to somebody who will build it and enjoy it.
This vehicle is sold as is and has no warranty. This is a restoration or a ratrod, not a brand new car. If you dont have the money please dont bid. As this is a binding auction. Any questions I can be reached at 315-542-3850 or on ebay. Shipping is buyers responsibility, however I will help with loading as much as possible Thank you and Good luck bidding. $1,000.00 deposit needs to be made within 24 hours after winning bid. |
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