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Everything must go - $1,100 (Melfort)
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Ultimate Hot Rod Project Lot: '35 Ford Tudor + Anglia Shells + Banjo Axle Chassis Pile – Must Go Before Snow!
Description:
Clearing out the property before the Saskatchewan winter hits! This is the ultimate starter kit for a traditional hot rod build, gasser project, or rat rod. Selling two vintage steel bodies plus a pile of original 1930s Ford rolling chassis and drivetrain components.
Price: $1,100 OBO for EVERYTHING (Motivated to clear the lot—make a reasonable cash offer!)
What’s Included in the Bundle:
Item #1: 1935/1936 Ford Tudor Sedan Body Shell (Photo 2)
Classic mid-30s American steel profile.
Rare bonus: Includes the original dashboard structure and the steering column/wheel assembly still intact inside.
Main roof and cabin pillars are solid enough to handle winching and transport.
Item #2: Original 1930s Ford Chassis Parts Pile (Photo 3)
The perfect mechanical match for the '35 Ford body!
Includes an original Ford "banjo" rear differential housing, torque tube, front axle assembly, brake drums, and vintage leaf springs.
Highly sought-after pieces for an authentic, period-correct suspension setup.
Item #3: Late 1940s / Early 1950s Ford Anglia (Popular) Saloon Shell (Photo 1)
Awesome lightweight British steel body shell with a heavily weathered blue patina.
A legendary choice for historic drag racing or a standalone rustic yard art piece.
Condition & Logistics:
Everything is sold strictly in as-is, field-find condition with NO paperwork, registrations, or VIN tags.
Metal parts are structurally solid enough to hoist, winch, and load.
Location: Melfort area, Saskatchewan.
Terms: Everything must be hauled away before the snow flies! Buyer is completely responsible for extraction and loading. You will need a flatbed or a solid car trailer equipped with a heavy-duty winch, chains, and ratchet straps to secure the loose parts pile and bodies.
First person with cash and a trailer ready to roll takes the whole cache. Message me with your phone number to arrange a pickup time this week!