1953 Ford Truck Chop Top 351 Cleveland Engine Automatic Trans. Priced To Sell!!! on 2040-cars
Bremen, Georgia, United States
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Here is a Chop Top 1953 Ford Truck that is an older build with newer upgrades done to it. It has about a 4 inch chop. This baby is ALL FORD!! It has a good running 351 Cleveland engine connected to a 3 speed automatic transmission. This 351 has Noisy Gears in it instead of timing chain so it sounds kind of like it has a blower. It is painted kind of a flat White exterior color with hand painted pin stripping done on the tailgate, hood and doors. The body is decent but NOT A SHOW TRUCK. There is some filler that you can tell it has but again it's not a $25,000 truck. There have been some modifications done to it. It has a 54 Model front grill. The hood opens forward and has latch pins to keep hood tight. The rear is a 9 inch Ford. The tires are 235/60/15 in front and 285/70/15 on rear. The rear has been shortened some to allow are a wider tire. The bed has is wood and has been painted black. It has a cover over the bed with the battery in the bed as well as the fuel cell. The interior is good but dated somewhat. It has bucket seats with a console in the center and a B&M shifter. The gauges have been changed to Dolphin Gauges and they all appear to work except the volt gauge. Speedo works as does gas, oil pressure and temp gauge. It has a chrome billet steering wheels. The windows rolls up and down easy. This is by no means a perfect truck but a good truck for the money.
This truck is also For Sale locally and on other sites so auction could end early. It is being sold AS IS with no warranty given or implied in anyway. Pre Sale inspections are always welcomed and encouraged so you will know exactly what you are getting. This truck is being sold with a current Georgia registration as Georgia WILL NOT issue a title on a vehicle this Georgia. Georgia was a Non title state till 1987 and does not require a title on vehicles older than that. Don't worry though cause with the paperwork I give you you can get a title in your state. Any questions please ask. Don't ask the reserve please. This truck I feel is PRICED TO SELL!! |
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