1948 1950 Ford F3 3/4 Ton Pickup 48 49 50 Hot Rod Project Flathead Engine on 2040-cars
Lenora, Kansas, United States
Engine:Flat Head
Drive Type: Manual
Make: Ford
Mileage: 0
Model: Other Pickups
Warranty: None
Trim: NA
1948-1950 Ford F3 Pickup and the propane tank in the bed of the pickup does not go with it. Tag on the glove box door is 98RY 182800.
I did not try turning the engine over and looks like they removed the drivers side head but it was in the cab.
Both rear fenders have some bad spots and the rear tailgait also has a bad spot.
Missing the drivers side front wheel and both running boards just have a few dings.
The hood has a dent on the passenger side and the drivers side front fender is starting to get a bad spot.
I do have the seat but it will rebuilt.
I tried showing the worst of the dents, dings and rust spots.
Full Payment is due after the auction but I can store the pickup for 60 days.
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