1942 Hot Rod Rat Rod Ford Pickup on 2040-cars
Vancouver, Washington, United States
1942 Ford F1 Hot Rod, rat rod, pickup truck.This has a 331 Hemi with a T5 trans, and Dana 20 rear end. This is chopped and channeled, with 1/4 elliptical springs and a drilled and dropped axle finished off with disc front brakes. Dana 20 rear end. Complete red leather interior, all the glass is in and side windows go up and down. 15" wheels front and rear, 700/15 rear and 650/15 fronts. Doors fit nicely and shut and latch solid. This is a real reliable truck and has a few Portland to LA road trips completed, this was a daily driver for quite some time as well. Clear WA 1942 Ford Pickup title. Please email with questions, truck to be paid for via bank transfer within 2 days of end of auction. Buyer to pay for cost of shipping and must have vehicle picked up 7 days after end of auction unless prior arrangements are made.
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