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1949 F3 Ford Pickup on 2040-cars

Year:1949 Mileage:70003
Location:

Odin, Minnesota, United States

Odin, Minnesota, United States
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1949 Ford F-3, old Farm Truck.  No title, bill of sale only. The Flathead V8 engine is complete and turns over freely by hand, but has not been ran for 16 years. The body is very sound, doors latch and open like new, windows crank up and down. It is missing the Ford emblem on the right hand side of hood, the horn button, original gas cap and tailgate. There is a rust issue on the inside of the cab where the rearview mirror was mounted, appears water came in thru the window gasket with dirt / debris there it held moisture and rusted out that metal. This truck rolls, the brakes don't work and the 17" tires hold air. Truck is being sold as is. "The Old Boy" has been on our farm since the early 80's and told it's been in the neighborhood since new. According to the Vin tag it was made in St. Paul Mn. This truck was a lot of fun to drive in the day and gave us a lot of memories and laughs

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