1938 Ford F-100 *completely Original* V-8 Flathead on 2040-cars
McLouth, Kansas, United States
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1938 FORD F-100 ORIGINAL CONDITION V-8 Flat head
This 1938 Ford F-100 is up for auction! This truck is in original condition and is mostly complete and stock! Truck has the V-8 Flathead motor that is not locked up and I would say needs a rebuild BUT of course you could always try and fire this baby up if you get power, spark and gas!!!!! The running gear of this truck is solid and everything is there. The tires are new old stock and hold air and look good no dry rot or anything of that nature. The Cab is solid and most of the body panels can be used but will need some TLC ironed out of them. The dash is all in the truck and gauges look awesome. Front windshield still rolls and side glass is functioning. You won't find a better 1/2 ton 38 ford project as this one is! Grill is all there with all of it's trim and front bumper is on the truck. I do have the air breather and the other headlight bucket for the truck. Please feel free to email with any questions or concerns or for any other pictures you may need. You can also call 913-796-2221 for any concerns you may have! Thanks for looking and Good Luck Bidding!! |
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