1928 Model A Ford Pickup on 2040-cars
Durango, Colorado, United States
1928 Ford Model A Closed Cab Pickup ( aka Telephone Booth) with
Willy’s Jeep 4X4 drive train. I bought
this as a project several years ago but have now realized I will never finish
it. The first picture is from when I
bought the truck. This truck is all original Henry Ford Steel except for the firewall
and lower cowl panels which were replaced because they had been cut with a
torch. I have removed the original gas
tank to make room under the dash. There
is NO rust on the body, fenders, doors, or bed.
The fenders are clean with no cracks, dents, or splits, as are the doors
and pickup bed. Running boards are rust
free. There are 2 interconnected fuel tanks installed over the rear axle. The engine is a 350 cu.in from a ’68 Camaro according to the
block casting #’s. Rebuild .30 over with a mild Pro Comp Street cam, camel hump heads with 1.94 Intake and
1.5 inch exhaust valves, Edelbrock intake, and 4 bbl. carb. Custom exhaust
manifolds. Transmission is a rebuilt T-90 3 speed. Transfer case is a rebuilt Dana T-18. Rear end is rebuilt with 3.73 gears. I have
the gear set to rebuild the front dif from stock Willys 5.38 to 3.73. New drive shafts front and rear. The pictures speak for themselves. There are lots of new, still in the box, parts
including Griffin radiator, Chrome radiator grill, wiring harness, VDO gauges,
seat, Ididit tilt steering column, custom steering wheel, new power brake /
clutch master cylinder set, New chrome alternator, electric fuel pump,
headlight halogen inserts, new tail lights, steel floor panels, 4 brand new tires, etc. All old parts were bagged and labeled. I’ve have over $20k in this project. Brought from California and showing a CA DMV Serial #. I have a clear Colorado title showing this truck registered
as a 1928 Ford Model A pickup. The reserve is well below my investment cost. Please don’t waste my time with low ball
offers. Thanks for looking.
Happy bidding. |
Ford Model A for Sale
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