1950 FORD V8 PILOT 3.6 LITRE

From the seller: “1950 FORD PILOT (1950).

3.6 LITRE V8.
IN LOVELY CONDITION.
HAS BEEN GARAGED THE LAST FEW YEARS SO REQUIRES BASIC RECOMMISSIONING BEFORE ROAD USE.
SOLID THROUGHOUT AND IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.
BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL LEATHER INTERIOR.
SOME MINOR AGE RELATED IMPERFECTIONS.
STARTS RUNS AND DRIVES…..THE V8 MAKES A GORGEOUS SOUND.
AS STATED THE CAR HAS HAD VERY LITTLE USE OVER THE LAST FEW YEARS.
THE BRAKES REQUIRE AN OVERHAUL…..THEY DO WORK BUT NOT VERY WELL.
LOOKS TO BE FITTED WITH THE WRONG SIZED BATTERY, DOES TURN OVER BUT SOMETIMES REQUIRES A JUMP TO START OR USE OF THE STARTING HANDLE.
ENGINE AND GEARBOX VERY SMOOTH.
V5 PRESENT ALONG WITH SUNDRY DOCUMENTS.”

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