1940 Ford Pickup Rat Rod on 2040-cars
Auxvasse, Missouri, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: automatic
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 0
Trim: no
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Has clear title. Will start and move. Was told has 350 Chevrolet turbo automatic small block, Like new carburetor (just two months old when taken off another vehicle) Not sure what kind of front end - was told might be '68 Nova - has been channeled. Lower part of front end is fiberglass and has been damaged Louvered hood Needs rewired No gas tank, no inner bed. A frame suspension Drum brakes. Steel mags with some rust but think they will cleanup. Truck has some rust around bottom of doors. Sun visor was puttied and has cracked loose, rust between cab roof on inside drivers side and fiberglass. SEE PICTURE # 9 for view of inside with rust through. Seats are in truck but unbolted from frame, Need recovered or replaced. Customized steering column. PAINT NOT AS GOOD AS IT LOOKS IN PHOTO'S. Want first $500 paid via Paypal and rest in cash when picked up. If any questions call and leave message 573-582-1253 |
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