1956 Ford F100 Panel Truck, Rod,harley Hauler, 2fer-includes '63 Harley Bobber on 2040-cars
Dawson, Minnesota, United States
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You're looking at a 1956 F100 Panel Truck, "ol Bessy's Garage", so named because it has 1963 Harley Panhead Bobber(Ol Bessy) parked inside. Auction is for both. Both are in driving/running/riding condition. The additions on the truck are far too numerous to mention so check out the pics and ask questions. Brief description: hot rod black, old school grn pinstriping/lettering, 302, C6, bike wheel chock, '08 Dodge caravan second row buckets for seats-allows for tilting them forward for rear access through front doors, no heat or air, cowl vent is operational and actually works well to cool interior even when driving in 90 degree weather. Interior panels are gray tweed material, has mirrors on both rear sidewalls-allows for excellent viewing of sides of bike without rolling it out. Full black carpet-front to back. Bike is parked on a nice H-D rubber mat to protect the carpet as it is an old harley and does leave it's mark! Truck has pinstriping on sides, rear doors/rollpan, grill, hood, inside of front doors, dash, and glove box door. Is equipped with a newer cd player stereo but is not a big buck blow you out of the truck quality. Will provide good listening though. Speakers are nothing to fancy: 4" surface mount up front on kick panels, surface mount truck speakers mounted in back on side panels. Has drivers side wiper only. Have other wiper but the wiper motor was changed and wiper transmission not compatable with inside out movement needed for truck. Would require some modification of wiper transmission. Truck is not some trailer queen restoration but a very nice driver quality and price so reflects. 1963 Harley Panhead Bobber is an '05 build. Full 1963 driveline/registration. 2005 paucho hardtail frame, '97 springer frontend, kick start only, sportster tank, inch and a qtr black drag bars, check out the Indian Larry style custom made kick pedal!, panhead footboards, hand grenade/disk lock mounted on custom rear fender strut. Keep in mind this is truely an old harley and drips oil and after not being started for awhile will exhale oil through breather on first startup. Bike is held in place in truck with 2" "Hog Ties" into wheel chock and the ties will be included. Also included is all aluminum "black widow" loading ramp. Ramp does slide inside truck and is tied to left rear sidewall. Ok, lots of missing info here but far too much to list so ask questions, either through email or if serious you may call 320-769-4303. I will answer all questions to the best of my ability and as soon as possible. Please do not ask me to separate the two...they are a match made in heaven! Can't bring myself to separate, you buy them both and do as you wish once they are yours. Feel free to make me an offer-never know how stupid I might be on any given day!! Nothing rediculously low however. Thanks for looking! |
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