1954 Ford F-100 Project Vehicle on 2040-cars
Napa, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:none
Make: Ford
Model: F-100
Trim: stock
Drive Type: gas
Exterior Color: bronze
Mileage: 0
Interior Color: Black
This is a 1954 Ford f-100 pick-up project. Truck is complete but has no motor. Has original running gear and 4-speed transmission. Truck needs body work and the bed needs metal and wood work. All windows are new and are tinted. Bench seat is original but has been re-upholstered ,have new headliner in box and a new tilt hood set-up to replace existing hinges. This is a good truck to start a project with. 12 volt fuse box was installed by a mechanic. Truck has newfront and rear leaf springs . Has drum brakes and original front suspension. Truck comes with flowmaster mufflers. Door hinges on driver side have been welded and will probably need to be cut out and replaced, although the door opens and shuts great. Paint has held up well but ther are scratches and dents on the body. DMV is clear , has been on no-op since I parked it.
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