1934 Ford Pickup. Clean, Clear California Title. Located In Turlock, Calif on 2040-cars
Turlock, California, United States
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This is a 1934 Ford Pickup Truck, waiting to be restored. It has been parked for 25 years on a non-opp registration. Was said to be running good when parked. I believe it to be all original. It steers. It is a 3 or 4 speed manual floor transmission. It is a Flathead V-8. Radiator and fan appear to be in great shape. No major dents anywhere. Body exceptionally free from dents. No windows in doors but has door hardware. Front window needs replacement. Very straight grill. No dents in hood. No dents in Bed except some minor in tailgate. No dents in doors or Cab or Top of Cab. All wire wheels with hub caps, including wheel in right Fender well. No bumpers. Has Tow bar with 2 inch hitch ball. Sold "As Is". May call Eugene at 7O7-845-O74O. Vehicle locaated in Turlock, California. Front headlights are not original.
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