1954 Ford F100 Rat Rod Or Restore on 2040-cars
Ohatchee, Alabama, United States
1954 FORD F100 SWB all original complete truck very little rust Alabama truck since new was used for a display for our business and I said no to selling more than I can count ,we have since moved and I'm starting a vw bus project so I have decided to sell this truck is all there little bit of rust in cab corners and two spots on hood intended on late model running gear and motor clear it and build the ultimate ratrod the patina is perfect! was driven up to 10 years ago when it blew a head gasket she was parked, not a cut up butchered truck and getting very hard to find will assit with shipping any questions call 256 390 8565 thanks and good luck! vin F10V4A11967 COLOR A 767J PRODUCTION CODE
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