1941 Ford Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
South Houston, Texas, United States
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1941 Ford Pickup Truck
Old Street rod that needs a little work to be road ready. New exhaust. New front windshield rubber. Have front glass. Has driveshaft installed. New floor pans. Paint job is satin. Not a perfect job, not a show truck, good driver quality. Old wiring harness, could be updated. Power Front disc brakes and rear drum brakes need to be gone through. Tilt wheel. New tires. No bed floor. Has gas tank, needs to be cleaned. Passenger door glass is broken. Lower front inners of both doors has rust, but repairable. 350 Motor runs 350 automatic transmission. All steel truck, no fiberglass parts. Rear roll pan.
Narrowed front nova clip with rear steer welded in and fish plated(solid and clean job). Frame is solid and not rusted. This is a real nice truck. Stock front seat that tilts foward to reveal battery and old wire harness. Steering column is hooked up, brake pedal is hooked, gas pedal is hooked up. Stock radiator has a leak. Water neck needs to be changed to a front inlet. Currrently has a side inlet. 2 1/2 inch exhaust with flow masters, dumped. Needs automatic floor shifter. Holley red fuel pump installed. Needs new fuel lines, brake lines. Has 40 Ford car tail lamps. Old gauges and home made old harness needs update.
If you have any questions on item or terms please call. 832.642.2253, zip code 77587
Buyer is responsible for all shipping cost. International buyers must arrange and pay for their own shipping.
$500.00 deposit within 24 hours and must be paid in full within 5 days. Thank you
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