http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Other-Pickups-F-1-1950-ford-f-1-pickup-truck-/111605073307?forcerrptr=true&hash=item19fc2e459b&item=111605073307&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

A roller with what looks like all the parts needed.

 

Sweet...............

 

$4500 and it JUST needs to be restored. A bit pricey for me . . .

 

In one piece with a free turner, $4000 maybe. In pieces for 15 years with a 'ran when parked' engine - and all the pigeon guano you can stand - $3000 to $3300. We'll see if there is a greater fool to be found.

 

I'll be watching that. I've got one in similar condition I'd be happy to sell for half that. Maybe less. Or perhaps I need to rethink the whole situation...hmmmm.

 

We need to adjust our thinking. Any POS is listed all over for at least $4k nowadays. Good if you already have one, bad if you're trying to get in. For instance:

1948 Ford F1

 

Listed is one thing, selling is another. I'd just be happy to clean out the shop and help someone feed their addiction like the rest of us.

 

Ross that truck looks pretty complete to me. But hard to tell from
the pic's just what is really there. It is one I would be willing to go
look at if closer for sure. Hell you can hardly take the lil woman out for
a fun weekend for 4K anymore.

 

I'm guessing that NM rust is far less damaging than the Iowa version.

 

I need to drive out to Ross' shop!

 

Looking back, I wish I would have bought a 52 F1 that I could have gotten for $300. Of course that was more than twenty years ago. Other than faded paint and the need for a seat cover, the old girl was nice. It had the 215 and three speed. Guy who did buy it got it running in less than an hour.

Would have made more money on that investment than on money sitting in a bank in Oblamo's economic recovery.