Shortbed Hotrod Streetrod, 289, Auto W Overdrive Disc Brakes,heat,driver-ratrod on 2040-cars
Mesquite, Texas, United States
1956 FORD STREETROD HOTROD DAILY DRIVER HERE, VERY VERY SOLID BODY, GOOD OLE TEXAS TRUCK!! YOU CAN FLY IN AND DRIVE THIS ONE HOME TO ANYWHERE!! HAS 12,683 TROUBLE FREE MILES SINCE TOTALLY BUILT. IT HAS A STRONG RUNNING 1968 289 REBUILT, HAS A VERY NICE SOUNDING CAM COMING THRU THE FLOWMASTERS, HOLLEY CARB, ALUM INTAKE, MALLORY WIRES, OPTIMA RED TOP BATTERY, ELEC DISTRIBUTOR, DUAL ELECTRIC FANS ON A THERMOSTAT WITH A LARGE RADIATOR TO KEEP IT COOL, TRANNY IS A REBUILT AUTO WITH OVERDRIVE SO THE HIGHWAY IS NO PROBLEM. FRONT END WAS REBUILT WITH FRESH LEAFS, KINGPINS, SWAY BAR, AND STEERING STABILIZER (DRIVES VERY TIGHT). REAR END IS A 8 INCH OUT OF SAME F 100 MOTOR CAME OUT OF, REAR ALSO HAS SWAY BAR. WOOD IN THE BED, FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS ARE CHROME, ALL SMOLED GOOD GLASS WITH FRESH WINDOW FUZZIES AND DOOR RUBBERS, ALL GAUGES, GAS GAUGE, TACH, WIPERS, BLINKERS, HEATER ALL WORK WITH THE HELP OF THE NEW STYLE WIRING HARNESS, ALSO HAS SEAT BELTS, JACK AND TIRE TOOL BOLTED UNDER SEAT AND EXTRA WATER PUMP BELT. COOPER COBRA RADIAL GT TIRES WITH ABOUT 80% ON THEM. THE BODY IS VERY SOLID AND VERY STRAIGHT, ONLY LITTLE BIT OF RUST IS AT VERY BOTTOM OF DRIVERS DOOR CORNER VERY MINOR, NOT ENOUGH TO BOTHER WITH. DOORS OPEN AND CLOSE PERFECTLY AND QUITE. THIS IS A GREAT RUNNING AND DRIVING HOTROD TRUCK, CALL FOR ALL ???s OR $$S UP UNTIL 11PM EVERYNIGHT. RICK 214-732-7425. IF YOU WANT A GOOD TRUCK DONT DRAG YOUR FEET ON THIS ONE, ITS A GREAT TRUCK. I WILL SELL TO OVERSEA BUYERS ALSO. RICK 214-732-7425 I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE ALL BIDDERS TO COME AND PERSONALLY INSPECT AND DRIVE (YOU CAN EVEN BRING YOUR OWN MECHANIC). OPINIONS ARE JUST THAT - OPINIONS - WHAT I THINK IS A 10 YOU MIGHT NOT AGREE WITH ME - SO PLEASE COME AND INSPECT - B/C IF YOU WIN THE AUCTION - THE VEHICLE IS YOURS. NOT BEING RUDE, BUT IF YOU ARE A BIDDER THAT IS EXTREMELY PICKY AND CANNOT BE PLEASED OR A WHINER- PLEASE DO NOT BID ON MY AUCTION, GET OUT NOW. I DO NOT KNOW WHAT IS UNDER THE PAINT. I DO NOT KNOW THE EXACT MILEAGE AND USAGE ON THE DRIVE LINE. IT IS AN OLD VEHICLE WITH SOME IMPERFECTIONS THAT I MAY HAVE OVERLOOKED, SO PLEASE CALL AND ASK QUESTIONS, OR AGAIN, I ENCOURAGE ALL BIDDERS TO INSPECT BEFORE BUYING. IF YOU DON’T, THE VEHICLE IS SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE EVERY TINY DETAIL ABOUT THESE OLDER VEHICLES, SO PLEASE EXPECT SOME FLAWS FROM BEING DRIVEN. THIS IS NOT A PERFECT SHOW CAR… SO PLEASE PLEASE DON’T EXPECT ONE. IT’S A USED VEHICLE, NOT A NEW ONE! Warranty Disclaimer This vehicle is being sold as is, without any warranty, expressed or implied. So ask questions prior to bidding please. Once the auction is closed, the buyer should purchase insurance on vehicle, because the seller will no longer be responsible for any damages to the vehicle; weather, shipping, etc.! The seller shall not be responsible for any incorrect descriptions, incorrectness, imperfection, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith either written or oral. The seller’s description or opinions of the stated vehicle expressed in this ad might be different from that of the buyer. The buyer shall not be entitled to recover from the seller any consequential damages, repairs, damages for loss of use, loss of time, loss of profits or income, loss of monies, or any other incidental damages. Any description or representation made herein is made for identification purposes only, and is not to be construed as a warranty of any kind. This is not a right to inspect the vehicle to purchase after the auction has ended. If you win the auction, you own it. The buyer agrees that any disputes arising out of or relating to this auction will come solely under the laws of Texas. |
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