Ford: Other No Trim on 2040-cars
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
New Ford three window project, has 2.5 inch chop with 2 inch recessed firewall, doors are hung and latched with power windows installed, trunk is hung, full steel structure is installed, comes with headliner panel, rear interior panel, dash, door and rear garnish moldings, front header panel, hood top and grill shell. The doors fit very well on this body, they follow the curve of the body almost perfect, the trunk fits almost perfect the crown of the roof is excellent. The body is very heavy the steel structure is very solid. The car also comes with new set of Dolphin gauges, Keep it Clean wiring harness, new chrome tilt steering column, chrome column mount, d-bar both steering joints, full glass set, headlights and tail lights, stainless grill insert, stainless rad support rods, aluminum radiator. The chassis is all new fully boxed ASC frame rails, tubular K-member, new 9 inch Ford rear with new axles, four-wheel disc, chrome four-bar rear suspension, chrome booster and master with pedal,
I'm happy to answer any questions : gene54gmoore@lavache.com
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