1940 Ford Tudor 2dr Sedan Body Stock Car Convertible Donor 1937 1938 1939 Ratrod on 2040-parts.com
Newark, Delaware, United States
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auction is for a 1940 Ford 2dr tudor sedan BODY SHELL ONLY. no doors no fenders no frame. JUST THE BODY SHELL there is 2 damaged trunk lids included with the shell. this would be a good body to use for chopping a top, fixing another body like a convertible or like we like to do ---build a vintage stockcar. build a ratrod or if you have all the missing parts it could be restored. we can load it on to a car trailer or flatbed. the body has old primer, has some typical early ford rust areas but it is workable. BODY IS LOCATED IN HARRINGTON , DELAWARE 19952 feel free to ask any questions and we will put you in touch with the owner. |
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