1930 Model A Ford Pickup on 2040-cars
Meeteetse, Wyoming, United States
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Here is your chance to own one of these rare and historical pickups. I am the second owner of this truck. The original owner was a carpenter in Victor, Mt. He used it until 1961. I bought it in the 80's and have been working on it ever since but too many projects are still ahead of me, so it has to go. It is partially restored. With the exception of the hood, the entire truck has been sand blasted. The dashboard and fuel tank is painted the original Ford color Straw. All of the wood has been replaced in the top. It has brand new seats (both springs and upholstery). All the glass is new and tinted. All running gear has been checked and replaced as necessary. The engine is a 1932 "B" model and has about 3000 miles on the overhaul. The crank has been drilled and oilers installed in all valves. The head is marked "B" for high compression. The radiator has a small leak and the back 16" tires and rims are NOT INCLUDED. I do have five 19" rims that are included. It starts and runs very well. I use it to "jet" around this small town. The functioning ooooooooga horn is included. It won't take much to restore the looks of this great little truck. I've already done the hard work for you. Please email with any questions. |
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