1939 1940 Ford - Hot Water Heater Frame Assembly - Solid No Rust on 2040-parts.com
Porter Ranch, California, United States
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THIS AUCTION IS FOR THE 1939 1940 FORD HOT WATER HEATER BODY AND FRAME ASSEMBLY SHOWN. THIS FRAME HAS NO RUST AND EVEN HAS MUCH OF THE ORIGINAL GREY PAINT. IT WILL NEED SOME MINOR WORK TO MAKE IT PERFECT BUT THIS FRAME SHOULD HELP SOMEONE TO COMPLETE A HEATER WHICH HAS A BAD RUSTY FRAME. STUDY THE PHOTOS TO SEE THE CONDITION OF THIS HEATER PART. I MUST COLLECT CALIFORNIA SALES TAX ON ITEMS SHIPPED WITHIN THE STATE.
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