1948 FORD F2 PICK UP TRUCK BODY OFF RESTORED IN PERFECT MUSEUM CONDITION

Fuzzy Dice Autos

Has up for auction the single most beautiful Ford F2 pick up on the market!

The is literally a museum piece that although can be driven anywhere, would be best served parked in a showroom among the best of the best.

The owner purchased this beauty 13 years ago from a local farmer who owned it since new. It took a full 13 years of searching for parts, dismantling body parts, removing the engine, drive train and everything else before it was finally completed. Only 52 miles were put on the perfect rebuild of the 226 Inline 95 horse power six cylinder engine and transmission. Everything is either original to the truck or new OEM Ford parts. Not a single speck of body filler anywhere. All the panels were taken down to metal then cured and painted in a brilliant Raven Black finish. The chrome, window glass, wheels and tires are all excellent. The wood decking is also outstanding.

The underside is just as gorgeous as the body. Not a blemish anywhere.

The interior is as close to perfect as possible. Way better than what it was when it rolled off the assembly line in 1948. The rubber floors, headliner, dash and gauge package are perfect. Everything works to perfection.

A full restoration history including many receipts come with the vehicle.

The F2 three quarter pickups are very rare and much sought after. So if you are collector of these magnificent vehicles and want one that will surely stand out above all others, than look no further.

We at Fuzzy Dice pride ourselves for bringing you a totally honest and forthright description of our vehicles. Many have flaws that we always point out in detail. This one however is literally a 100 point vehicle. No expense was spared to make it the very nicest example out there.

We look forward to any inquiries and/or requests for more information or photos.

And unlike many other classic car dealers who photograph their vehicles in professionally lighted studios or on Hollywood driveways, we at Fuzzy Dice shoot our pictures on our lot using nothing more than a point and shoot camera.

The vehicle actually looks better than what you see depicted in the photos.

The very best of luck bidding!!