1950 Ford F3 Pickup Truck Cab & Chassis Hot Rod Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Hutchinson, Kansas, United States
1950 Ford F3 Truck cab & chassis. Original black paint, would make a great rod.
previous grain truck last ran five years ago, retired and parked in barn. Flat head v8 with 4 speed. I have not fired the engine but have turned it over. Tires hold air but very weather cracked. only rust through is small spot at front fender seam and next to front bumper. I do not have the seat. spring appears weak in passengers door latch, will need attention windshield has a crack in it. gas tank is removed but with truck. I bought this from a 90 year old lady, her and her husband bought it new and used it on her farm. I have a clear Kansas title in my name, all ID plates are original and good. I have now had it running, it will need to be trailered Do not bid unless you are a serious buyer. Please ask any questions before biding. Speedo reads 34,000, I have no idea if this is correct but would not depend on it the truck is in great condition for its age Utube video's can be seen at: http://youtu.be/uw9ugzjO4Pg http://youtu.be/vUBEqkwYF0M http://youtu.be/oZQa2JY1Cyo Can deliver within 75 miles for $3/mile |
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