1931 Hot Rod Rat Rod Ford Roadster Pick Up on 2040-cars
Saint Augustine, Florida, United States
Body Type:roadster pick up
Engine:318 V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:owner
Exterior Color: Gray
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Green
Model: Model A
Trim: custom hot rod
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): open
Drive Type: auto
Mileage: 30,000
Sub Model: roadster pick up
Warranty: none
1931 ford roadster pick up daily driver all steel built from an original steel cowl,the build is around 5 years old and was driven alot by a freind so i know the car from the beginning ,it was taken down to the frame to do some fine tuning on the body work the original builder then got in to bikes and it sat for almost 2 years was swapped for another project a little bit of work was done by the new owner and then i got last year,what i did was put it all back together from november till now replacing everything that was needed to make it a fun solid road worthy hot rod here is a complete break down of what was done previous and what i did ,it has a 1931 cowl with a hand made body with body lines molded in to look like a 31,the bed is also hand made with a working tail gate,old fence boards for a floor,battery mounted in the tool box,fuel cell under bed floor,glass 32 grille shell , 32 head lites,duval style windsheild with new lexan , the frame has been z'd 4" in front .8" in rear and fully boxed front to rear and the body channeled 4" just enough to cover the frame ,theres a dropped tube axle up front with buggy spring and hair pins the rear is an s-10 unit with hwy gears ,hung with split bones and a buggy spring with adjustable shock mounts, its got a 50 ford truck steering box,new king pins,rebuilt drag link,new shocks,and new brakes all around,the 318 i put in has about 75,000 miles onit,i replaced the carb,fuelpump,water pump,1 wire alternater,cap,rotor,coil,plugs,wires,plus air filter,fuel and oil filter,new freeze plugs its got lakes style headers,elec. fan,runs cool and has 45lbs of oil preasure at ldle went through the tranny (904 auto ) shifts great and has a lokar shifter,the interior has an old cal custom metalic green steering wheel vintage SW gauges including speedo, 70 dodge motor home buckets covered in green metalic,theres a nerf bar and 50 pontiac tailites on the rear, the wheels are powder coated 14x7 front and 15x 8 rears ,front tires are new rears are like new,there is minor body work needs done just some molding in and finish sanding to put a shiny paint job on it there is no rust or holes just some surface rust on interior car sits low rides great and is more solid then a glass body,its got more of a trditional look then a "rat rod" look , i love driving this car in fact its my only driver rain or shine ,hot or cold ,but i need cash ,price reduced,no reserve for sale localy , 904-599-0202....904-342-2970
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