I'm gauging interest for my 1933 Ford pickup. I'm not in a rush to sell it nor do I really need to but if someone out there wants it or would enjoy it, it is an option. This pickup has been in storage since at least 1967 which was the last known photo I have of it. It has a clear 1933 title which matches the frame, and has historical plates on it now. This truck was originally a 4-cylinder. It comes with 6 17" Kelsey Hayes rims. The rear axle is from 1933. The engine block is 1933. It is correctly setup for a V8 now, so the driveshaft has been lengthened to the correct amount and it has a V8 torque tube as well as the original 4-cylinder torque tube if needed. Hydraulic brakes, hub in front of drum. Body, fenders, running boards etc. are all steel. Frame has Chassis Engineering boxing plates in the front which can be ground out if needed. Firewall has been modified for the fruit jar master cylinder as seen but also has original pedals included. No steering box. Below are some of the pictures of it. Wood canopy top can be included but is taken down. Please message me with any questions, more pictures or serious offers. Thanks.
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