1941 Ford Pickup Street Rod

Ford half-ton pickups of 1940-'41 vintage are popular with street rodders because their front sheetmetal closely resembles 1940 Ford passenger cars. The 1941 Ford pickups, like this street rod, kept the '40 features even though the passenger cars were noticeably different. This flat black '41 Ford pickup street rod has Chevy small-block running gear and big n' little rolling stock in the form of 17-inch front wheels/tires and 20-inch rear wheels/tires. - this truck as a show car that rides great with tons of power. The engine is a small-block Chevy 350-cubic inch V8 that the seller describes as new, but didn't provide any specifics or history. He does state that the engine has a big four-barrel carburetor, equal flow headers, dual exhausts, an aluminum radiator, and a chrome ribbed air cleaner. - the engine starts right up every time with no leaks. The engine has tons of power . The unspecified automatic transmission has a floor shifter and is described as shifts great. Flat black has always been a very acceptable hot rod color.- the paint on the all metal body is in excellent shape with no blemishes. There is red pinstriping on the hood and cab. The bed floor has beautiful clear wood with chrome strips . Rust is unknown, but the glass and seals are both rated as excellent . - The black leather upholstery is said to be excellent . The same is said about the carpet and headliner. All the VDO gauges and stereo work as they should . The adjustable steering column is topped by a billet steering wheel. - the truck has working air conditioning. - this '41 Ford street rod pickup has great suspension, and everything is in great shape and the brakes work as they should. - the steering is manual with zero play and the shocks and bushings are new. The custom wheels are from American Racing. The front 17-inch wheels are wrapped in 215/50R17 Falken rubber while the 20-inch rear wheels have 245/45ZR20 tires.- the tires are brand new and the wheels are in perfect condition. This 1941 Ford street rod pickup is classified as a show car used in car shows. He cites the reason for selling as bought something else.