1931 Ford Brookville Roadster Pick-up on 2040-cars
Parrottsville, Tennessee, United States
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1931 Brookville Roadster Pick-up with 1932 grill shell-all steel. Brookville chassis. 350 c.i. engine, 400 turbo transmission. 8" maverick rear end. Front axle assembly all chrome; power disc brakes; all black powder coated; a lot of chrome plating; all screws, nuts, bolts, allen head stainless steel; disc front, drum rear brakes; dual tanks; Optima battery; Lokar emergency brake; ceramic coated exhaust; this chassis has had attention to detail; smoothie rims; stainless caps and trim rings; front tires P195/60R15; rear tires P255/70R15; hidden audio with remote CD player; Ultra leather; glide folding seat; classic gauges six pack; wood bed with stainless strips; all engine accessories are chromed; Guide headlamps; chrome windshield stanchions; folding windshield; folding top with stainless top irons; zipper rear window; tilt column; Lokar floor shift; new Taylor wires and wires; custom etched wing windows under 6k miles; this vehicle has always been a trailer queen; many trophies. |
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