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Newark, Texas, United States
1950 Ford F1 Pick Up Truck
My dad bought this truck in the mid 70s (it was blue then), it was used until about 1981. It has been sitting since then. It has the 6 cylinder engine with 3 speed manual floor shifter. The carburetor is missing but it has had a rag stuffed in the intake the whole time. I hooked up jumper cables and it cranks over just like it always has. Any questions let me know. $200 deposit due at auction end. Must be paid for and picked up within 7 days of the auction end. |
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