1949 Ford F1 Rat Rod Short Bed Ratrod Truck Pickup 49 F100 Fink Suicide Doors on 2040-cars
Bassett, Virginia, United States
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What is it? That's what you will always hear while sporting this jewel around. The answer to that question is "Its a Ratrod". Its title as a 49 Ford F1. The cab and bed are 49 Ford as the front end is a 50's era GMC. The body is sitting on a 93 S10 frame so it does have power steering and power brakes. Also as the complete running gear out of the S10 with a 2.5 automatic. It runs smoothly down the road at 75mph easily. It handles great and rides smooth. Drive it anywhere you want to go. This ratrod does have suicide doors. Its very unique and it gets compliments everywhere it goes. Don't drive this if your in a hurry because everyone wants to stop and talk about it and again be prepared to answer the "what is it question". The interior is unique as well while keeping the ratrod theme. It has a new one piece windshield, the hood is a split hood so it can be opened from the driver side or passenger side, one pic shows the dragon fly spark plug that's on the drivers fender and the rat fink hood emblem. It has a cd player, air horns, all the gauges work and light up, has LED tail lights, headlights work as well. I hate selling this ratrod but Im selling several of my toys for a family home project (swimming pool). Good luck to all bidders and if you have any questions just ask. I can deliver to the east coast region but that must be discussed before the auction ends.
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