1952 Ford F-100

F1 Pickup truck

6 - Cyl.

Manual

Gasoline

Relisted due to buyer backing out of deal. 1952 Ford F1 pickup, originally from Idaho, very minor rust, new brakes, new clutch, new electric fuel pump, new master cylinder, fuel tank boiled and cleaned, carb rebuilt, new radiator, Tune up with plugs, points and condenser, new recovered seat, new door glass and vent windows, new fuel pressure regulator, new wheel cylinders, new brake lines, diamond plate bed over new plywood.New rattle can paint job in Flat Black. Truck converted to 12 volts with GM style 12v alternator. The gauges do not work and you will need a new speedometer, there is no glass,The motor to the best of my knowledge is the original.The parking brake does not work but is all there.The headlights, tail lights and rear parking lights work. The front parking lights do not work.The frame is intact and shows no sign of rust except surface.The truck does not have a rear bumper.The trans shift smooth and is a 3 on the Tree.There is no radio.The wipers do not work. All parts are there but I have not tested the motor and I will not hook them up prior to you picking it up.There is a heater but it does not work.There are no blinkers and I will not hook yours up.There is no spare tire.The tires are belted bias ply with the rears about 50% and the fronts about 60%.They are NOT NEW.You will need new vent rubber.The windows crank up but do rattle.There are no seatbelts.I do not want any trades of any kind no matter what you have.You are buying a 60 year old truck not a new F150.I have a clear NJ title.I have no spares.I strongly suggest you come and look, inspect, drive the truck.I suggest you call and ask questions. Call Rob at 908-403-0568. A non refundable deposit of $500.00 is due within 24 hours at the end of the auction. If you can not follow through you lose your deposit.Final payment is due within 7 days not when you decide to pick it up. There are no exceptions.Payment is either cash in hand upon pickup or wire transfer. I will not take a check of anykind.If you do not intend to follow through with the auction why bid. Ask your wife before hand if you can have it. Ask questions prior to bidding. This is not rocket science stuff. Just common sense.