1935 Ford Truck Hotrod 331 Hemi Engine 2 Dueces Runs Great Sharp Truck on 2040-cars
Bremen, Georgia, United States
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Here is a very cool looking truck. It's a 1935 Ford Hotrod truck with a 331 old school Hemi Engine that runs great. It has an automatic transmission that shifts out good. This truck has a Ford 9" rear with adjustable coilover shocks and a straight axle frontrend with rack and pinion steering and front disc brakes. Its drives and handles really good. The body is Steel and in very good condition. It has Red steelie wheels with moon hubcaps and wide white radial tires. The interior is nice with a Banjo steering wheel, tall Lokar shifter and a nice bench seat done in Red. The gas tank is in the bed of the truck. At the present time the truck has no windows in the doors, no carpet or headliner. Very sharp attention getter here that is different from most. The Hemi engine makes the difference. This truck starts easy and drives very good. Great for local car shows and cruise in's.
I reserve to end auction early if truck sells locally. It is sold AS IS with no warranty given or implied in anyway. Pre Sale inspections are welcome and encouraged. Any questions you have please ask and I will get you an answer. I am listing for a friend so if I don't know the answer I will get you the answer from the owner. AWESOME ATTENTION GETTER HERE!! PLEASE DON'T ASK THE RESERVE CAUSE I WON'T GIVE IT OUT. I HAVE MORE PICS IF ANYONE WANTS TO SEE THEM. Thanks for looking. |
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