1959 Ford F100 Shop Truck / Rat Rod 5.0 With Air Bags on 2040-cars
Shelby, North Carolina, United States
This is a great shop truck or rat rod. Most of the hard work has been done and runs and drives. It has a 4 link in the rear with 2500 air bags and also has a front subframe from a late GM full size car with 2500 air bags. The front has air contraol for right and left and a single air control for the rear suspension. It has a late 80's 5.0 and a c-4 3 speed automatic transmission and the rear end is a 9" Ford unit. It has power disc brakes on the from and non-functioning drums on the rear. It also has power streering using a GM box that came on the sub-frame. Tires are 16" front and rear. The Indian logo are just decals and can be removed. The paint is just what you see, pretty and rough at the same time. Delivery is availabe for $1.50 per loaded mile from the Charlotte area. If you have negative feedback or 0 feedback, contact me before bidding. Please ask any questions you may have. |
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