49 Ford F-1 Panel Delivery Truck Hot Rod / Rat Rod / Project Truck Rare on 2040-cars
Meadow, Utah, United States
Engine:None
Make: Ford
Trim: None
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 11,111
Drive Type: None
Up For auction: 1949 Ford F-1 Panel / Delivery.
Was an original bakery delivery truck.(can see the business name under the paint over). This is a restoration project. No noticeable cancer, just some dents and surface rust. Hood and front clip are just sitting on the frame. Doors all work, but needs glass. Rear doors work good. Original interior wood. No motor or trans, ROLLING CHASIS. This would make a great rat or hot rod, or all original restoration. Winning bidder can leave here as long as needed and find competitive shipping bids. Can deliver to states surrounding utah for a nominal fee. Can throw in a rebuildable 1985 351W if you want it. CLEAR TITLE INCLUDED. Thanks for looking.
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