1929 Ford Model Aa 1 Ton Tow Truck Antique Weaver Boom Wrecker on 2040-cars
Meredith, New Hampshire, United States
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Out of a wonderful private collection of Early Fords. Seller is downsizing to just V8 Fords, selling all Model A's. This is a wonderfully restored 1929 Ford AA 1 ton truck. Restoration completed many years ago, but still shows very well. Front fenders are fiberglass replacements, running boards are real Ford stamped steel and rear fenders are steel. Engine was restored as well, and is tight and runs well, no smoke, doesn't overheat. Good clutch and brake, Worm drive rear end, equipped with hi speed rear gears, truck will travel 45-50mph. Owner took this truck and added the Weaver Crane, and all the Handpainted signage, tools, and other accessories to make this truck the coolest Tow truck around! Don't Miss out! No disappointments here, please email any questions, or call Denis 603-520-0218. Truck is for sale locally, and reserve right to end auction prior to meeting reserve. |
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