1959 Ford F-100 Panel Delivery Truck on 2040-cars
Castro Valley, California, United States
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Up for auction is a 1959 Ford panel truck with 78,947 original miles from the Sacramento CA area. I was told it was used for delivering parts in that area. Had sat for many year before I got it. I have the title for it but have never registered it yet and is most likely out of the DMV system. I called them last week and it is out of the system. Was going to use it for parts but then started tinkering with it and got it running for around 30 bucks in goodies for it. Motor runs strong and sounds quiet. I did a full brake job meaning new wheel and master cylinders, brake shoes and turned the drums. New slave and clutch master cylinders as well. One wire alternator, spin on oil filter, tiny air filter, and a rebuilt steering box from Lares Corp costing me over 500 bucks. Did not have a heater originally in it but including most of those parts like the motor, fan, heater core and switch. Whatever else that may be missing most likely I can include except for the jump seat. Just has the drivers bucket seat and it is not pretty. A front bumper also included. It can easily be a daily driver and work on the body at the same time. I have seen worse bodies than this one, still will need rust repair on the hood, over one tail light and a side area and parts of the roof line. Passenger door skin is loose, just put in a drivers door glass with no cracks, have a front bumper for it and have installed the rear bumper and frame horns. Dent in right rear quarter area and a few more here & there as well. Have 4 of these beasts and would like to get down to two just so I can better concentrate on them. And $$ and space is not a problem here. Find the 57to60FORDS group on facebook. A great international club with lots of great folks! If anyone has any more questions feel free to call Dave at 510-886-3195, thanks. |
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