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Ford Other Pickups (1951)
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Price: US $2,000.00

Description:

You are looking at a 1951 Ford F1 Rat Rod pick up. The truck was completely torn down to the frame as you can see by the pictures. The frame had a full restoration done on it. It has a ford 8.8 rear end, full disc brakes, with new booster and master cylinder, and copper brake lines. Has the Toyota power steering kit installed, new speedway drop axle and drop leaf springs. The truck sit low and low and a has great stance. It has a freshly rebuilt Ford 302 H.O. engine that was professionally built mounted up to a new ford AOD transmission from Monster transmission in Florida, with a Lokar shifter. Drive shaft has been custom built as well. That about sums up the chassis and drivetrain mods. The body was also gone through. The cab did need patch work, after market patch panels and support braces were purchased from classic haulers. The kit includes, both front floor pans, rocker panels, front and rear cab corners, and front cab support that tie it all together, as well as rear cab braces. All the hardware for the cab and chassis is brand new grade 8 bolts. A painless wiring harness was installed, with new auto meter gauges all around, and electric wipers. Electrical system is perfect, kit was great, no electrical demons to chase. New glass all around. Took a bench seat out of a 89 ford Ranger. Fuel tank has been moved out of the cab to out back. The tank is from a 68 mustang, with matching sending unit, and gauge so it gives you a accurate fuel level reading. New lights all around. Truck does come with both sets of wheels, the Eleonore replicas as well as the green steels. Has a rough cut lumber wood bed. New ididit steering column and wheel.The ford runs and drives great as well as handles well. So much was done to the truck, just ask if you have any further questions, I can be reached at 203-560-2882. Buyer to pay and arrange shipping. Local pick up preferred. The truck has well over $18, 000 in parts alone, have all receipts for documentation. Only 3, 000 miles on the build.

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