Ford Olc V-8 302 Pick-up Custom on 2040-cars
Marysville, Ohio, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: RWD
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 5,169
Trim: OLC
TALK ABOUT A RARE FIND!!! This 1940 Ford Custom Pick-up has UNBELIEVABLE attention to detail! The Master Craftsman who built this AWESOME Street Rod Pick-up had a talent and an eye for perfectionism and it clearly shows with this award winning show stopping WORK OF ART! The labor of love is evident no matter where you look, from the undercarriage to painstaking detail to pinstripping! Just first class and probably why it has won so many awards and trophies. This all steel 1940 Half Ton Ford Pick-up is powered by a Ford 302 V-8 fitted to a C5 automatic transmission and supplying power to a Ford 9inch rear-end. This Custom Ford features a Heits front end and a Griffin radiator and front disc/rear drum brakes. The bed is wood and chrome and is the perfect accent for the truck which is finished in a non-metallic cream with a contrasting Burgundy interior, JUST ABSOLUETLY BEAUTIFUL! Once again, it is no wonder this truck gets a lot of attention, the entire truck comes together like no other you have ever seen, the truck just flows together and is a real head turner! Now for the best part, there is no way you could duplicate for what we are asking ESPECIALLY if you consider all of the man hours to build this ONE OF A KIND HOT ROD, STREET ROD TRUCK, for the alert purchaser our price is only $59,990.00. Hurry, this WORK OF ART won't last long here at Nelson Automotive, home of the finest cars available for 32 years!
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