1930 Ford Model A Extended Cab Pickup, Rat Rod Starter Kit, Hot Rod Project on 2040-cars
Venice, Florida, United States
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For sale, 1930 Ford model A pickup project , RAT ROD starter kit. Here is the start to a very cool rat rod. A 1930 cab that has been extended 12", chopped 5", sectioned 4"{bottom 4" cut off to make it sit lower}, and I was planning on channeling it 3" . Has a shortened and narrowed bed from a 1959 Chevy pickup,a 1957 Chevy hood I was going to use the skin for the roof top mounted backwards, chrome bullets included, I also have the front window frame which has already been chopped 5", and an old Chevy tailgate I was going to chop up and use. I also have the side roof panels for the top. The body is just clamped together so you can get an idea what it will look like. This is a project and will need a lot of work , a lot of welding , it will need an inner structure welded in, there are no subrails in it, I was just going to use 1" steel tubing. This will be in pieces when you come to get it, as I said, it is just clamped together for mockup. I do have a clear West Virginia title and vin. tag that comes with it. This has the potential to be one very cool Rat Rod. This truck can sit here for awhile as long as it is paid for in advance, while you make arrangements for pickup or delivery.
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