1930 Model A Ford Pickup Truck. Vintage Ford, Real Steel. Side Mount Spare. on 2040-cars
Bound Brook, New Jersey, United States
This is a 1930 Model A Pickup. Eye catching looks, 2 tone, vinyl grain top. The truck was used mostly in parades and around town. It comes with nice wooden bed racks and cross mounted kid's seats for the parade. This truck also come with a nice wooden frame to cover the bed. The tuck is original, unmodified and complete. It would make a great advertising piece for a restaurant, classic car shop or antiques shop. The Carburetor was rebuilt this winter, and it has a new battery. The interior is tan vinyl and in excellent condition with no rips or tears.You can email me questions at: tmiller@gardenstategraphics.com The pickup up is advertised locally can can be seen in White House NJ. I encourage inspections. I reserve the right to end auction at any time. This is a 84 old pickup truck. It does have chips, scratches, and some checks in paint, but is not a rust bucket.. The bed is diamond plate steel.
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