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1952 Ford F-100 Modified Street Rod ! Recent "mild built" 350 Chevy motor with newly rebuilt 700R. This "Hot Rod" has great line and attracts lots of attention. "Professionally" custom built frame and suspension ! Front disc brakes, custom interior with lots of leg room for taller people. Come and see this VERY UNIQUE Rat Rod/Street Rod ---You'll love it !!! Call Wayne @ (402) 830-3736

Vehicle Details

Listing ID:CC-1153798
Price:$19,500
Location:Shenandoah, Iowa
Year:1952
Make:Ford
Model:F100
Exterior Color:White
Interior Color:Gray
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:11111
Stock Number:CMTK-2
VIN:F1D2KC15367

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