1919 C Cab T Bucket Roadster Model A Model T Hot Rod Rat Rod Street Rod Project on 2040-cars
Lafayette, Indiana, United States
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titled 1919 ford c cab 400 sbc with tunnel ram auto trans NON RUNNING the guy I got it from said it was good motor and trans HOW EVER I NEVER HEARD IT RUN SO IM SELLING IT AS IS it dose have all new head gasket intake vaulve cover gaskets on it and has good oil in it so its prob. good THERE IS SOME MISSING PARTS THIS IS WHAT I KNOW YOU WILL NEED FUEL CELL,BRAKE LINES MASTER CLY. LINKAGE FOR CARBS RADATOR HOESE S taillights and wiring harness has one but its old and spliced here and there so up to you I have the drive shaft it has a nice shag int. for being built in the 1970 s steers. really brake work and fuel cell wire it up its good to go EASY PROJECT HAS NEW VYNIL ROOF NEW MICKEY THOMPSONS ON BACK NEW FRONT TIRES AND NEW RIMS ALOT OF NEW PARTS I WILL ADD MORE PIC IN THE MORNING SO CHECK BACK ALSO BOTH FRONT DOORS OPEN AND ONE IN THE REAR ALSO OPENS NEAT OLD SCHOLL HOT ROD call or text 765-490-0378 sold as is ask all ? before you bid I can store inside for 14 days but must be paid for in 3 days from end of sale you may inspect it in person before you bid !! $500 DEPOSIT 24 HR. AFTER SALE ENDS SOLD AS IS MAKE SURE AND HAVE YOUR WIFES PERMISSION A WAY TO COME GET IT AND THE CASH BEFORE YOOU BID I CAN DELIVER IT FOR $2.00 A LOADED MI. UP TO 500 MI BUT CAR MUST BE PAID FOR FIRST NO EXCEPTIONS !!!
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