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1952 Ford F-1 Pick-up Truck on 2040-cars

Year:1952 Mileage:12000 Color: metallic medium blue /
 metallic medium blue
Location:

Lake, Michigan, United States

Lake, Michigan, United States
Transmission:mercury manual 3speed w/ O.D. cir.1950
Body Type:P-U; F-1
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:flathead 239 cu 110 hp
Fuel Type:Gasoline / reg. to prem. unleaded
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN: 1952 Year: 1952
Make: Ford
Model: Other Pickups
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): stock, only way they came!
Trim: Stock
Options: stock AM radio
Drive Type: Manual 3 speed column w/ overdrive
Safety Features: seat belts for two persons
Mileage: 12,000
Power Options: heater
Sub Model: F - 1
Exterior Color: metallic medium blue
Interior Color: metallic medium blue
Warranty: as is
Number of Cylinders: 8
Condition: UsedA vehicle is considered used if it has been registered and issued a title. Used vehicles have had at least one previous owner. The condition of the exterior, interior and engine can vary depending on the vehicle's history. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.Seller Notes:"Great Condition....considering it's 61 years young! of coarse it has flaws, But, just a few and only minor"

Very Nice! Head Turning & Remarkable, w/ Multiple, Well Deserved, Top Award(s) Won! 
Vintage, 1952 Ford F - 1  Truck, Oh, if she could talk!.... this Gal has had a great life, so far! Yeah she's 61 years young, no body work other than what was done at the factory back in the day with lead, but with a very good paint job and both a rebuilt for "unleaded fuel", stock 239 CU. flat-head V-8 110 HP and the upgraded, rebuilt, mercury 3 speed manual (as mentioned w/ the solenoid overdrive), also added was/is power steering, she rides down the road a bit faster than the standard transmission that came with it back in '52, so she just purrs down the highway, (must mention that the trans mounting did require some fabricated modification),
 ( excellent workmanship! ) looks like it's meant to be the way it is.
I was honored to be allowed to drive this wonderful machine, she's just as smooth as can be, clutching to the next gear is smooth and actually so is the ride. (considering the fact that it's a truck)
(though in truth I only took her up to about 45 mph or so, in respect to the ol' gal, as well for my neighbor allowing me to drive her)!
 Wow!... so cool! They just don't make anything these days to compare! Heck the metal alone could probably make 10 cars!
Back to the details; my neighbor Jim, is only selling this beaut' so that he can surprise his long loved & wed wife, with a special anniversary present, that she would not even expect! (it's well that her heart is strong!) (kudos, to him and their marriage!) she's been stored (the truck) during the winters in the garage within a moisture guard enclosure and in the summers garaged when not being shown or driven, as can be seen in the pictures both topside and undercarriage is in great shape! with just a bit of rust under her (see photos') but all in all very clean! Rebuilt in 2002, she's seen many shows and won her many well deserved trophies!
 (Jim's a stickler when it comes to keeping all his vehicles, nicely detailed (he is meticulous!) in all areas including; maintenance of wheel bearings, hinges, ball joints, oil changes etc... you name it, it's cared for, whether needed or not!  Hardly a day goes by, that he's not performing maintenance, or polishing his car(s)(including a mint condition '55 Packard Clipper) or this truck, tires in good shape, runs great, looks great, you can't ask for more, but wait, there is more, miles?
How about less than 12,ooo + - miles since the rebuild !!!
(speedometer out for a short bit of time,...no biggie!) since she was re-built!  Plenty of high end offers over the years, but never did he consider selling until now, with their anniversary upcoming, ... (No he's not thrilled with letting her go, but, his wife takes precedence!)
(as it should be!...Donna is such a kind hearted and giving lady)    (I wish I had the $$$doe! I'd gladly pay him his very fair price!)
Please by all means... ?s' are welcome!!! ... Last, but (by far) not least, words,
... you might be able to find as nice as her, in a museum somewhere!      

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