1949 Ford F1 Shortbox Pickup, 1948,1950, Rat Rod, F2, F3, Patina, Shop Truck on 2040-cars
Benson, Minnesota, United States
1949 ford f1 pickup motor is the flathead 8 (NON RUNNING) tranny is a 3 on the tree which shifts fine in all gears. very desirable 1/2 ton short box with factory 5 lug wheels. the wood in the box is in good condition. cool ol custom taillights done back in the day. truck rolls fine, tires hold air, windshield is good with no cracks. solid frame, fenders have some mud in them the rest of the truck seems to be in pretty good shape! doors open and close good. this would make a cool old rat rod project or a resto project! I do have a clear mn title this pickup is on here to sell, so when bidding please be serious about following through with payment if you are high bidder and reserve has been meet! if you have a feedback score of 5 or lower please contact me before bidding or your bid will be canceled! sorry but too many scammers! yes even on ebay! and please don't ask my reserve, I wont say but I will say its a reasonable reserve! I also reserve the right to end the auction at any time. there is no warranty! does have a clear title! if you have any ?'s let me know and ill be happy to help. deposit is due after auction and full payment is due 3 days after auction!!! thank you and good luck!!! |
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