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1959 Apache Fleetside Big Window on 2040-cars

US $27,900.00
Year:1959 Mileage:250
Location:

Murrieta, California, United States

Murrieta, California, United States
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True original short bed fleetside big window Apache up for sale! This truck has an old school look keeping the original patina look but all new components and interior to make it stand out. No corners cut in building this one rare truck, she lays on the rockers and airs completely up to make this a daily driver. Please see the list below and keep in mind this was built by the best in the business that include a 350 Small block with a 350 rear end and aluminum radiator, very dependable! 

New Sound System Bluetooth Activated/CD JL and Focal 
New and complete dynomat sound and vibration proof 
New Paint in the Cab 
New Flow Master Exhaust 
New Interior 
New Mustang II w/tubular arms
New manual steering rack
New steering ujoints
New column saver kit
New Drop spindles
New Disc brakes
New booster/mastercylinder
New brake lines w/residual valves
New aluminium radiator
New electric fan
New Lokar 32" shifter
New haneline digital gauges
New 18 circuit wiring harness
New turn signal indicators
New led taillights
New 480 viair compressors
New rear brake pads/rotors
New rear brake lines
New odessey pc1500 battery
New driveshaft u joints
New oil pan gaskets
New trans gasket
New front and rear seal on trans
Fresh oil change on motor/trans
New plugs on motor
New battery cables
New plug wires on motor
New 100amp alternator
New air filter(finned)
New breather PVC (finned)
New front/rear glass seals
New door rubber
New hood bumpers
New custom 4 link
Custom back half 2x4 3/16 tubing
8 valves w/ 2 switches.
(Front/rear)

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