1932 Ford Pickup on 2040-cars
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FOR SALE IS A 1932 FORD PICKUP; I DO NOT HAVE A TITLE FOR IT; IT'S A NORTH DAKOTA, PICKUP; EXCELLENT SUNBAKED PATENA. WE HAVE REPLACED THE 4 CYLINDER MOTOR FOR A 1940 , FRESH 8 CYLINDER. RUNS GREAT, VERY STRONG AND TIGHT MOTOR. THE TRANNY IS FROM A 1938 FORD AND SHIFTS EXCELLENT. THE STEERING COLUMN AND BOX ARE TIGHT , AND FROM A 1953 FORD PICKUP. THE NEW TIRES AND POWDER COATED WHEELS ARE FROM A 1935 FORD. THE BRAKE AND CLUTCH PEDAL ARE 1938 FORD; ALL CLUTCH COMPONENTS ARE NEW. BRAKES ARE ORIGINAL , MECHANICAL AND WORK WELL; THE DUEL EXHAUST WAS JUST FINISHED TODAY. THE RADIATOR IS NEW ALUMINUM. THE BATTERY AND COIL ARE 12 VOLT; THERE ARE NO LIGHTS WIRED YET, I HAVE NEW GLASS COMING FOR THE DOORS AND REAR WINDOW. THERE ARE NO GAUGES YET. CHECK OUT THE PIX'S. THIS OLD SKOOL SHOP TRUCK , STARTS, RUNS, AND DRIVES, AND STOPS EXCELLENT; CALL WITH QUESTIONS, I CAN HELP WITH A REASONABLE SHIPPING QUOTE. THIS IS FOR SALE AT MY SHOP, SO AUCTION MAY END EARLY; JEFF 218-464-2821 |
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