1940 Ford Panel Truck on 2040-cars
Goodyear, Arizona, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Ford
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 999,999
I purchased this truck just over a year ago with the intentions of adding whatever it took to get it going I.E.- the drivetrain-Engine-Trans- and/glass/interior-etc...etc. However my health now forces me to sell this truck. This is a rare Panel truck. I don't Have allot of knowledge on the truck as it has pretty much sat for the last year. How you see it is how I got it.
History that I know: It was worked on in Ohio-sold in Minnesota and I bought it there.
I am posting a few pictures. The tail lights and 3rd light as you can see are Frenched in. The hood-springs and grille look new- the firewall and front floor seemingly are replaced with what I believe are 'bitchin' products. The Rear Diff. I believe is from a Corvette- currently with a mono leaf spring. Disc Brakes up front- will need completion of parts- etc.
Truck needs to be completed- hardware/door regulators-dash gauges- harness--Engine/Trans-Driveshaft. This is an excellent project to start with- When was the last time you saw a 40 Ford panel truck-? There is a tray built (formed) into the back just inside the back doors.
Disclaimers: Ask Questions Before Bidding-Sold as is- No warranty implied or expressed-The sale can end at any time as I am listing it locally. Buyer to pay all shipping costs. The truck is not registered. I have the title in my name-It will not leave till the truck is paid for. Look at the pictures and contact me with any questions- I don't see a number punched into this frame-from 1940-$1000.00 non refundable due within 24 Hours and balance within 5 days-NO PAYPAL-
Truck is in Goodyear, Arizona 85395 (for your shipping quotes) (Phoenix area) Call D with questions- 623.385.2545
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