1930 Model Aa Dump Truck on 2040-cars
Sumner, Iowa, United States
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Up for sale a very good shape 1930 Ford Model AA Dump truck, Starts good, runs good, Drives as good as can be expected for something designed 84 years ago!!!! Front tires are good shape, rear tires are getiing weather checked a little but last for years yet. THe dumping mechanics are good. No rust on truck, the box must have had some previous surface rust but has been sandlasted & painted. THe interior is in great shape, THe exterior is nice but not perfect as it has some small chips on the paint & some minor scratches. THere will be no second chance offers to protect from fraud. $500.00 deposit on paypal & the rest in the form of cash, cashiers check or money order by the time of pickup or before. I DO NOT SHIP!!!!!!!!!!!! I DO NOT ARRANGE SHIPPING!!!!!!!! Will help load on truck or do what I can but DO NOT SHIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Feel free to message me with any questions!!!!!!!!
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