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'53 Golden Jubilee or 54'? 601 ???
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Posted by John Arnold on December 15, 2005 at 13:53:54 from (66.110.235.206):
Ok guys, I have decided on a Ford. But now, which Ford. The 53 Jubilee has power steering but needs paint, possibly tires and some other little things. The 601 looks VERY good, new tire, new paint, I mean it looks excellent. Except, the guy said the previous owner broke a tooth off a gear in the trans. How hard is that to fix. I am a mechanic by trade, so I guess I am asking are the parts expensive or hard to come by? Here's the two in a nutshell.... 53 Golden Jubilee--$2300.00, ps, 3pt, needs paint, tires 54 601--2800.00, no ps, 3pt, excellent, needs a gear in trans. Thakns again guys for all your help. John
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