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For Sale is a 1929 Ford Model A Pickup Truck. Engine does not run but turns freely. I purchased this truck from the previous owner's son. His father had begun to do a complete restoration in the late 1990's and was not able to complete it prior to his death. The truck was running and driven prior to him starting the restoration. The truck had been stored in a barn in Grafton North Dakota till I purchased it in July 2012. It has been stored in my garage since I purchased it.

The truck is 95% complete and comes with many extra parts. I purchased a new" top roof and cab wood kit"(both still in the boxes), along with a new wiring harness and new set of floor boards. There is also a new muffler and a good used one that will go with the truck. There are some missing items that still need to be purchased (ignition switch,hoses,back glass etc). The generator and starter are included but will probably need rebuilt. The front windshield and passenger glass are broken but intact. the driver's window roles up and seems fine. There is rust on the frame and body as expected for a vehicle of this age. There are rust holes in both side kick panels and in the inside front of the driver's side bed. Overall solid truck. The side splash aprons are included(not shown on truck but are pictured). I purchased an extra used pair that will go with the truck . The bed wood is gone but I have put plywood in the bottom to hold extra parts. The seat cushions don't appear to be the correct ones but those are the ones that came with it. There are 2 sets of extra wire wheels . 1 set that fit's the 28-29 years and 1 set that fits the 30-31 years. There are also extra parts that are shown in the pictures. The steering wheel is not mounted but can be very easily. I am selling the truck because I have too many projects and this one is way down on the list. Truck comes with a clear North Dakota title. Vehicle is for local pick up only. Truck is located in Tucson Arizona. Truck Sold AS IS . No Warranty

I also have a rebuilt flathead 4 cylinder engine that would fit this truck . It does not go with the Truck but is available to purchase separately if desired. Please email with questions or concerns. A $500.00 deposit is due at the end of the auction. Payment in full is due when vehicle is picked up. Thanks for looking

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