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1948 Ford F1 Pickup, Flathead V8, 6 Volt, Teal Green, Restored, Great Condition on 2040-cars
US $17,500.00
Year:1948
Mileage:26515
Location:
Lugoff, South Carolina, United States
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1948 Ford F1 Pickup, Flathead V8, 3-speed on the column restored by previous owner and kept as original as possible. We are the third owners of this truck (original owner, left to son-in-law, and myself). Enclosed garage kept throughout all 3 owners. This truck has ABSOLUTELY NO RUST!! The interior is original and extremely clean, the bench seat has been reupholstered. All of the glass in the truck is in great shape- no dings, scratches, cracks, leaks, etc. There is slight wear on the edges of the side vent windows. The bed of the truck has a steel floor that has been lined with 4 coats of Herculiner. The bed sides are original and not Herculined ( see photos). All of the chrome is there and in great shape. The numbers on the body all match. The paint is Teal Green, but cannot identify color by name. There are a couple of minor chips in the paint from stones.
The engine is a Flathead V8, sound and in excellent running condition. The truck has all new brakes, new battery, spark plugs, fuel pump, rewired- entirely, carburetor bebuilt and adjusted, Ignition points and condenser- replaced, Ignition coil and primary wiring- replaced, Distributor cap, condenser, rotor, and PTS- replaced, Inline fuel filter installed, and Fuel pressure regulator installed. I cannot verify that the engine and body have matching numbers due to the location of the numbers on the motor. The odometer states 26,515, which I cannot verify as actual mileage. A turn signal kit has been installed. The turn signals were integrated into the front parking lights and the rear were integrated into the rear tail lamps. There have been no additional light fixtures added on the truck. Tires are like new with a new spare tire. Receipts in hand for all mechanical work by reputable, certified business owner. CLEAR TITLE IN HAND and ready to drive to it's new home. Deposit of $1500.00 must be made within 24 hours of sale THROUGH PAYPAL. UNDERSTAND, THIS IS A NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT! Total payment must be made within 5 days of sale, THROUGH PAYPAL or in person by cash or Certified Check. If payment is made by Certified Check, it must be verified during regular banking hours. I will not ship. If you want to arrange shipping, it must be discussed prior to end of auction. I am happy to answer any questions to the best of my knowledge through Ebay within 12 hours. |
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