1946 Ford Panel Wagon 4x4 ( Altered Driveline) on 2040-cars
Paris, Michigan, United States
This is a 1946 Ford panel wagon originally from the state of Miss. and I bought from Ar. The body has been put on a 1979 Chev 4x4 frame and driveline with a lift. The body is in good shape but still does have some rust as it is a 68yr old body. The frame looks like it was painted a while back and is in good condition as the drivetrain is also. This has brakes that are power with power steering. The truck has all the windows in it but some are cracked and some are milky. This is just a cool project truck as I was looking for a ford for a while to put the body on and stopped when I thought it was sold a while back. The 79 chev frame has a clear title and the 46 ford has all the paper work to get the title but you would have to do that as this is the way I am selling it. It is getting harder to find the really unique bodies that are still in good shape like this. If you have any questions or want more pictures feel free to ask as I want the buyer to be satisfied.
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