NOS, 4130 Chromoly Front Engine Dragster Chassis.
I don't know much about it. Found it had it dry stripped and painted black and hung on my shop wall. 174" wheel base, 9" Ford housing, wheels and tires. Could be finished or garage art. Payment within 24 hours of auction end. Local pick up only. Wichita, KS Mitch 316405893 |
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