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1935 International C1 Street Rod Pickup All Steel Original Hot Rod 350 Sbc on 2040-cars

Year:1935 Mileage:176 Color: Burgundy /
 Gray with Burgundy trim
Location:

Kimball, Nebraska, United States

Kimball, Nebraska, United States
Engine:350 Short Block Chevy
Transmission:Automatic
Vehicle Title:Clear
VIN: IID22288 Year: 1935
Sub Model: C1 IH Pickup
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Burgundy
Model: Other Pickups
Interior Color: Gray with Burgundy trim
Trim: Custom... Street Rod
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 176
Condition: Used: A vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections. ... 

1935 International C1 Pickup Street Rod. Frame off restoration, totally disassembled, painted and reassembled original all steel body (except tailgate & splash apron).  Only driven 176 miles since restoration & shown at one local show since completion. Won: Best of Show, Peoples Choice, First in Class. Painted Dupont base/clear dark burgundy. Chrome King Bee headlights, billet turn signal & taillights, 32 Ford chrome radiator cap. Rigid bed cover, upholstered in Cadillac convertible cloth material and hinged in front w/ locks in back . All new Safety Glass w/ hinged windshield. 255-55-R18 Nexen directional tires, custom 8"x18" wheels. Rebuilt 350 SBC, 4 Bbl, mild cam, chromed out. Automatic transmission TH 400 w/shift kit. Chrome flywheel dust cover & transmission & oil pans. Dual exhaust with Smittys mufflers exiting through rear of body. Ten bolt Chevy rearend w/drum brakes, Chevy straight axle w/disc brakes in front. Chrome dual port master cylinder. Rear bed mounted battery in Taylor aluminum box, rear chassis mounted 15 gallon fuel tank with bed mounted filler cap. Has brakelights, self cancelling turn signals, bright & dim headlights, dual horns, lockable doors from inside or out. Tilt steering w/walnut Grant GT steering wheel. Fully adjustable bucket seats, w/headrest & lumbar upholstered in grey tweed w/burgundy inserts & piping, seats tilt forward for access to rear. Pioneer CD RDS Receiver w/AUX input jack & remote, built in hidden speakers in rear of cab. Inside of cab fully upholstered w/under & behind seat storage, pockets on each door for storage, overhead dual pushbutton lighting and sunvisors. 

                                                                                                                                                                                                  

Very Nice Ride... Feel Free To Call With Questions... Very Low Reserve (which will not be revealed)...Save Yourself Time & Money & Enjoy Driving This Truck Today... Don't Let This Truck Slip Away...

 

Disclaimer:  The car is for sale locally.  The owner has the right to cancel the auction at any time for any reason.  No warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied with the car being sold in "AS IS" condition.

Feel free to call me to discuss the particulars.  Jim at 308-235-3005.

 

 

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