1949 Ford Pickup F3,1948,1950,1951,1952,1953, F1,f2,rat Rod,patina,shop Truck on 2040-cars
Benson, Minnesota, United States
1949 ford pickup f3 pickup has a flathead 8 that is NOT running and condition is unknown! has been sitting may years, is complete under the hood down to the air cleaner. tranny is a 4 on the floor that shifts in all gears, tires hold air and it does roll. frame is solid, the cab corners and the cowl is also solid. header panel above the window is solid. does have some typical ford fender rust of the year but I have seen a lot worse. I do not have the tailgate. it does need some glass. it has very nice original patina!!! would make a nice rat rod project or a resto project. I do NOT have a title it has been lost through the years but does have a clear vin. this 49 is on here to sell, so please be serious when bidding and follow through with payment if high bidder and reserve has been met. please have a feedback score of at least 5 or your bid may be canceled. look at pics to get a good idea of the condition of the pickup before bidding! ill be happy to answer any ?'s you may have. non refundable deposit of $500 due within 24 hrs of auction end and the remainder due in full 3 days after auction. again I do NOT have a title. thanks for looking! |
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