Vehicle Description
Rat rods are an important piece of automotive history, creativity,
and rebellion. The history of rat rods dates back to the
resourceful hot rodders of the early 20th century, and today we
have a vibrant subculture for those who value individuality. Owning
a rat rod today is a thrilling, hands-on adventure for those who
crave a unique ride. They are endlessly customizable, and they
offer a canvas for personal expression. Rat rods are perfect for
tinkerers and free spirits. They are not just vehicles, they are
rolling works of art that embody freedom, sustainability, and the
joy of the open road.This is a 1949 Ford truck that not only looks
great but runs with reliable performance. The current owner has
taken this truck on a power tour in Texas, the Turkey Run in
Daytona, and all the way from NC to Alabama!The exterior is black
and solid. The hood ornament is a mule and that is a fun touch! The
grille is from a 1935 Chevrolet and it is in very good condition as
well as the head lights. The tubular frame is solid and black.The
bucket seat console interior is gray and in excellent condition.
The seats are very comfortable as has been proven by the long trips
the current owner and his wife took. The black dash has the
original speedometer and odometer as well as a couple of new
gauges. The steering wheel is also black and there is a glove
box.The engine is a small block Chevrolet and it is paired with a
350 automatic transmission, floor shifter.This rat rod is all
power-no steering, brakes, no AC. The sheer joy of driving this
truck is worth the ride!This 1949 Ford is in NC, and it is not that
far from Hickory. Serious buyers may view the vehicle by
appointment.
