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1948 Ford F1 for sale * SOLD* Very nice and correctly restored 1948 ford f1 1/2 ton pickup. Has rebuilt 226 flathead six cylinder engine. A rebuilt 1939 ford 3 speed syncro transmission (syncro in 2nd & 3rd only). Rebuilt steering box. NEW: running boards, bumpers, tailgate & chains, wheel...

Surely someone has one of these laying around. Still in need.

Looking for the shifter for a 1948 - 1952 floor shifted pickup truck with a 3 speed transmission. I have the transmission but I need just the shifter. Thanks.

Yep, that's the one I need. Plus all of the components inside the cab. It is sort of hokey, but that's kinda why I like it so much. Sort of like vacuum wipers. Adds to the charm of the truck. :)

I believe the one I need would have the motor outside of the cab under the fender connected to the box inside via a flange. I will contact you if I find that the fresh air metal parts would be correct. Thank you.

Thanks fortyniner. I reached out to him through an email and after a few days now, I have heard nothing from him. So, I am hoping there is someone else out there that can help me.

I found evidence that my 1948 f1 originally had a deluxe heater in it. I would like to know if anyone might have a line on a complete unit that would be for sale. I wanted to post it here because I hear there are some not so scrupulous people cruising the wanted ads. Thanks.

Thanks, I'll let you know if I still do. B_man_Al is suppose to be sending me the measurements.

Yes, please :-)

I actually have the glass that I removed from the truck. The problem is when I place it in the window opening, there is about 3/4" space all the way around the glass. The seal was not original and pieced together so it was probably made to hold in the too small glass. That's why I would like to...

Anyone?

I actually just found a bed wood adapter kit that used to be made for Classic Haulers. Now Mid Fifty sells them. So I bought one. problem solved.

Does anyone have a rear glass that was removed from a 1948-1950 F1 and could measure it for me? Thank you.