1950 Ford F2-3, Flatbed Project Truck, New 351w, C4 Trany & Loads Of New Parts. on 2040-cars
Erie, Colorado, United States
Selling a 1950 F2-3 Flatbed project truck with loads of both New and Re-Built parts. This started as a conversion from a flathead 6, with a 5 speed stick, to a fully automatic 351w and C4 Trany, but I'm out of time and interest to finish.
The solid cab, and fenders has been bead blasted, the 351 Windsor and C4 Transmission professionally rebuild along with the front and rear axels and bed frame. The truck frame itself is still stock and the New motor and transmission cross members are still in there boxes. Included is cart full of other new parts, assemblies and even a new 12v wiring harness. Van bucket seats, tires, glass, bed mount fuel tank, gauges and all the trim to. Just about everything is there to finish this project accept for bolts and paint. I have a good selection of parts from other project trucks and will insure you get all that's needed to put this one back on the street. I'm selling this for what I have in it and have the receipts to back it up. Sorry but I will not part her out as it is a complete project truck with a clear title. I will provide free delivery within 200 miles of Denver. |
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