1950 Ford F1 Pickup With Running Flathead V8 on 2040-cars
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On my auction i have 1950 Ford F1 pickup with a clear MN.title. 67,396 on non working odometer & speedometer. has a new 12 volt battery head lights, tail lights, some dash lights, wipers, turn signals work. fair clean cab & interior, gets lots of looks and attention when out driving around! engine tuned up and runs & sounds good with good oil pressure, good radiator temp gauge not working but engine runs very cool.starts good.,runs & drives with old 4spd trans.with the granny gear is geared low so i use 2nd gear starting out, and these old trans.you have to double clutch when shifting.good working brakes are old but work and master cylinder has a leak.cant drive very fast with the old front end parts and drive train, but is fun to drive. would need total restoration, or modern update on engine,trans,and front end for faster driving.springs are old and were lowered. heater works,has fair tires & chrome wheels.buyer can contact me for choice of wheels that are on the pickup now or i have 4 red steel wheels with fair rubber for choice.the wood floor in box is old & bad with a steel plate floor and rubber mat over it. windows have some cracks & some fogging around windshield,rear window is nice. widows roll up&down ok,doors open & close good.has a nice red bench seat with split back rest that tilts ahead to get at the original old storage tool box. fun old truck to drive around for slower driving.selling as is with no warranties.please look at all pictures.can email me with questions, buyer pays $500.00 paypal deposit after auction ends with balance due by 5 days after auction ends. buyer pays all shipping,handling costs.
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