1934 Ford Pickup Roadster on 2040-cars
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
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1934 Ford Roadster Pick Up
This beautiful 1934 Ford was built about 10 yrs ago using the best parts and equipment available. It took 2 yrs to complete and has had about 10K miles since completed. The cost of the build was over 60K.
The Cab and rear fenders are fiberglass. The front fenders, bed and running boards are steel. I also have a steel painted hood and plastic button snap windows which will be included.
The interior is tan vinyl with dark brown Berber style carpet. Nice comfortable bench seat that has storage as well as the fuse panel mounted underneath.
The top is removable made with quality convertible top material stitched around a custom steel frame. The rear window is glass. The top can be dismounted and taken off the truck but does not fold down in place.
Engine is a V6 GM completely rebuilt using Kenne Bell parts. Great for cruising with great gas mileage.
The frame and suspension I believe is Pete and Jakes front to back with boxed frame, Corvette gen 3 chrome rear end and air shocks. Front end is a chrome hairpins with shocks. Truck will stop on a dime with 4 wheel power GM disk brakes and a new master cylinder . Everything underneath the truck is chrome plated or painted brown metallic. The exhaust has hand built stainless headers with dual exhaust and Flow Masters. Sound awesome with a low rumble. The tires are Coker bias bly white walls with Wheel Vintiques steel wheels and spider caps. Bed is Grade 1 select oak and stainless steel bed strips.
The truck is in beautiful condition with typical signs of wear and tear including rock chips. I have done my best to photograph all present defects. To be show quality it would need to be detailed with a tooth brush and have miner paint work done.
Truck is currently in storage at my machine shop. If you would like additional pictures. Let me know and I will take them for you. You are also more than welcome to come and inspect it in person.
I will also consider trades for other quality built classics or air cooled Porches. Sorry no boats, motorcycles, RV's or land. SCROLL DOWN TO SEE 50 MORE PICTURES !!!!!
Regards, Jesse Brody 305.281.1911 
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