For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:8-Cylinder
Drive Type: Automatic
Make: Ford
Mileage: 1,032
Model: Other Pickups
Trim: 2-Door
You are bidding on a 1941 Ford Pickup Truck that started as a solid steel original that has been chopped 3 1/2 inches with the original steel frame.
I bought this truck 11 years ago since then I have put a fresh rebuilt 350 motor by Pro Street Auto, Fowlerville, Michigan which was built for the 671 Blower that is installed on it. The car has had only 1032 mile put on it after the engine was installed and thats what the speedometer shows. It's a great truck and handles well, plenty of power, fun to drive, has an assume look to it and been a trophy winner many times.
It also has a 350 trans with a 2500 stall converter and new flex plate, Chrome Engine Accessories, Painless wiring, Mustang II rack and pinion, Power Steering and Brakes, Disc Brakes in the front and drums in the rear, Front sway bar, AC, HPC coated Headers, Dual Exhaust, a Ford 8 inch rear end, Blue Headlights, Torque Thrust II Wheels and BF Goodrich G-force T/A 255/55 18 in the rear and 215/50 17 in the front. Power Antenna, AM, FM, CD Radio with two six inch speakers in kick panels.
It has also been lowered to give it that right look stance. Paint is Base Coat Clear Coat Black with a little pin stripping. It has a Oak bed in good condition. Grey Leather interior, Tilt Steering Column with 4-way flashers, GT Grant Steering Wheel, New gauges and Tach. Car is themed in Wilee Coyote which is painted on the glove compartment, etched on rear window and painted on rear tail gate along with floor mats.
I bought the car from a private owner in Pueblo West, Colorado that is also where the car was painted by Fat Boys in Colorado Springs. I have all receipts for the work that I had done that will go with the car.
Please contact seller to resolve any questions prior to bidding. This vechicle is sold as is with no written waranty expressed or implied. The seller reserves the right to sell this vechicle at anytime and any place. A 5% deposit is required within 24 hours with the balance due with in 5 days after the end of the auction. Funds in the form of cash, money order, cashiers check, bank draft or wire transfer are acceptable. The truck will only be released after final payment has cleared my bank.
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