1933 Ford Other Pickups

Chevy 350

Automatic

Selling my 1933 Ford pickup.I have owned this pickup for over 10 years. Ford pickup has been very well maintained. Runs great, and starts every time. This Ford Pickup contains the upgrades. 1) Turbo 350 Transmission 2) 66 Nova Richmond gears 3) Engine-Chevy 350 4) Front End-Dropped front axle 5) Mustang Steering 6)Radiator- Walker 7)Sound- AM/FM Cassette/CD player On May-27-12 at 13:59:01 PDT, seller added the following information: Truck is all steel. No bondo work or Fiberglass on this vehicle. On May-27-12 at 14:18:46 PDT, seller added the following information: The truck contains sound proofing throughout the whole cab. On May-29-12 at 10:50:10 PDT, seller added the following information: Hey folks,We have been getting quite a few calls and e-mails with questions about this truck. My apologies for the thin description. We're pretty good at buying hot rods, not so good at selling them. The answer to the majority of inquiries is thus; this truck is ALL STEEL. No fiberglass. There is NO RUST. It was built in California in the late eighties and has been sitting in our heated warehouse for the last 15 years or so. I don't think we put a thousand miles on it during all that time. It is very solid and tight. Whoever put it together originally did a great job. No rattles, leaks, or any issues like that. It was built to be a daily driver. It runs like a striped you-know-what. We're all over six foot around here and it's got plenty of leg and headroom. The only problem I've had is that the steering column seems to be growing. The longer I own it, the closer it gets. Can't figure it out. It has a wicked stance and gets looks every time its out. The color is Porsche red. Hardly any nicks or scratches but the color shows it's dignity just like all old Porsches. We loved it and never touched it. The stereo and gauges work and the upholstery is still clean and sharp. If you have any other questions, please send them along and we'll get to them as fast as we can. Thank you for the interest. It's a great rod and whoever buys it I'm sure will be happy.