1953 54 55 Ford Shop Truck Choped Channeled Lowered Sbc Hot Rod Rat Rod Runs on 2040-cars
Lafayette, Indiana, United States
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1953 ford f 100 runs drives BUT NEEDS FINISHED it is sitting on a old 88 s10 frame has a 355 im told but I don't know it to be a fact runs drives stops it has a posi trac 8.8 rear end not sure of the gear it has a good 400 turbo trans all the wiring is ran to the front and back for the lights but needs hooked up it has a mid 70 s chevy bed on it has 15x15 wheels on rear with mickey Thompson tires it has 4 wheel disc brakes on it IT WILL NEED a new gas pedel cable I have hood hinges that need put on I DO NOT HAVE ANY GLASS DOOR HINGES OR TOP RAD SUPORT WERE THE HOOD LATCH IS NO LATCH I HAVE THE BOTTOM OF IT the doors are junk in my opion id throw them away but that's me no guts at all in pass door NO inner finder wells for it open headers on it I have a good Indiana title BUT I HAVE NOT FOUND THE TAG ON THE TRUCK SO NO VIN TAG its not a big deal in Indiana because they rust away all the time you can come look at it anytime before you bid IF YOU BID PLEASE HAVE A PLAN ON HOW YOU ARE GOING TO GET IT HOME ASK THE WIFE GIRLFRIEND OR LANDLORD MOM AND EVERY ONE ELSE BEFOR YOU BID $500 DEPOSIT IS DUE IN 24 HR THE BAL IN 5 DAYS IF YOU CANT PAY DONT BID IM TIRED OF SELLING ON EBAY THE SAME THING 5 TIMES BEFORE 1 PERSON PAYS YOU CAN CALL 765-490-0378 THANKS |
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