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Vintage Race Stock Car Project 1939 1940 Ford Coupe Dirt Modified Flathead Nr on 2040-parts.com

US $1,000.00
Location:

Rochester, New York, US

Rochester, New York, US
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Here is a Vintage Stock Car Project that I need to Sell.  The Chassis was built in the 60s and never raced. It's very solid and could be raced in vintage today. When I got it it had a Frankland Quickchange that I ran in a different car. I sold my old Stock Car when the Midstate Club went to V-8s. A year or so later they went back to running the 250 sixes and I was planning on building this car but just don't have the time to devote to building and racing another Vintage Stock Car. The Body is a 1939 Ford 5 window. The fenders are off a 40 two door Sedan. The Hood is of a 1937 Ford Coupe. I have a better Deck Lid that will go with the Car.

      The Body is just set over the Chassis roll cage.  The Fenders, Hood, Doors and Deck Lid are just held on with Zip Ties. I can lift the car and chassis with my Gantry's and set it on your trailer or you can buy the trailer it's on for an extra $300. No paper work for trailer. Please look at the pictures and feel free to ask any questions before bidding. I would like pick up to complete before November 30th. Thanks for bidding and looking at my auction. Jim PS::: THIS IS FOR PICK UP ONLY! YOU HANDLE ALL SHIPPING

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