1948 Ford F1 on 2040-cars
Ashland, Ohio, United States
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Truck has like new tires, strong 302, New glass & seals. This truck doesnt really need anything except your personal touches and paint if you wanted to change the color. I would not be afraid to drive this truck anywhere. Please feel free to email me with questions. Unsure of actual mileage. You will not find a more solid truck in my opinion that has not been restored. On Mar-16-14 at 15:02:20 PDT, seller added the following information: Fresh 302 4 bbl carb new tci c-4 trans, flex plate torque converter, one wire alt. high torgue mini starter, pertronix dist. power drum brakes, walker radiator, locar shifter, glass, rubbers, lift bars, anit rattle kit, shorty headers exhaust all new.. runs and drive smooth as a clock and truck is lazor straight. there is a very very small spot of rust on the bottom roll of the bed a small butt connector or a macoroni noodle would more than cover, and there is a small spot in the shifter cover right where the origanl gas pedal would have been, there is absolutly no body filler in this truck at all and there is never been a patch in it anywhere. this is a very very nice ride hope a very derserving person wins this auction and thanks for looking..... |
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