1951 Ford F1 Pickup Shortbed Shop Truck Vintage Patina White Walls Old School on 2040-cars
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
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Pretty much all original. usual rust in fenders and running boards that add to the great patina and rat rod look. the cab and bed and hood are with out rust, the tailgate is darn near perfect. original flat head V8. runs and drives great. new brakes, tuned up, new water pumps, original wood bed mostly intact only one slat broken out. seat needs to be recovered the original cracked up vinyl is under the blanket that is just thrown on. the head lights and tail lights work and gauges work along with the horn and heater. all the trim is there, white wall tires. all glass is original and intact with the drivers door glass having some cool old cracks but still all there. fun to drive, would be great lowered or bagged on air bags and kept with the old patina. looks like it may have been an old forest service truck or something with the numbers on the side and the green paint. the 61k is what the miles read but of course i can not verify that....but that original motor runs great and very very quiet. I can take pix of anything specific you would like to see. i drive it work a few times a week and get looks everywhere. Truck is located in sunny Scottsdale Arizona. No warranties as is where is, buyer ships. obri933@yahoo.com
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