1960 Ford F-100 Panel Truck Bread Truck F100 Hot Rod Muscle Classic V8 Cold Ac ! on 2040-cars
POMPANO BEACH, FL, United States
Engine:302 V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Drive Type: Automatic
Make: Ford
Mileage: 99,999
Model: F-100
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Panel
Up For Auction Is A Very Nice 1960 Ford F-100 Panel Truck. It Is Powered By A 302 V8 Motor & C4 Automatic Transmission. Motor Runs Great & Transmission Shifts Good. Motor Came Out Of A 70 Mustang, It Has A Mild Cam, Four Barrel Edelbrock Carb, Edelbrock Aluminum Performance Intake Manifold, Tall Chrome Valve Covers, Pancake Tall Chrome Aircleaner, 8MM Taylor Pro Spiro Wires, Chrome Fan Shroud, Performance Electronic Distributor, 110AMP ALT, Massive Radiator & Flex A Lite Fan. Truck Has Power Brakes, Hedman Headers, Performance Dual Exhaust System, Tips Out Of The Side. Interior Was Redone Not That Long Ago & Looks Great, It Has A Lokar Shifter, Aftermarket Gauges For Temp, Oil Pressure, & Voltage. All Lights Work Including Headlights, Turn Signals, & Brakes Lights. BEST Thing About This Truck Is The New Style R134A FREEZING ICE COLD A/C System That It Has. Decals On Side Promoting Business Can Be Easily Removed, I Can Do It For New Owner If So Desired. This Truck Is A One Of A Kind, Attention Getter & Conversation Starter For Sure. Garage Kept, Only Taken To Local Car Shows & Sunday Cruises. Clear Florida Title In Hand Ready For New Owner. Will Ship Worldwide (ANYWHERE) At Buyers Expense. If You Need A Shipping Quote Please Ask & I Will Provide One For You. Sold As Is. Located In Ft.Lauderdale Florida.
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