1955 Ford F-100 Original F100 on 2040-cars
Indian Trail, North Carolina, United States
1955 Ford f-100. Original motor and tranny. Great truck. 292 y block with 3 speed off the column. I also have a spare transmission for it. Just put new motor mounts, and bell housing. Transmission shifts like great Casting number on the engine is EDB 6015 B. Check it. From what I was told it was original but if you could prove me wrong so be it. Also will include new front ford hood emblem, new front chrome bumper, and new chrome door handles. All not pictured. I'm sure I have some extras that I'm forgetting that I will through in also. NO RESERVE
Cool piece of history.
Title in hand. All sales are final and as is. You are bidding on a 1955 Ford f100. The truck is 59 years old. Will have some wear and tear. Excellent shape. I also reserve the right to pull the posting down at any time for any reason. Miles could be incorrect. Will ship to anywhere in the country at buyers expense. THANKS FOR LOOKING!!!!! tags: Ford Transmission GT LX Hot Rod Rat Rod f150 f-150 f100 f-100 overdrive pickup truck old classic y block y-block c10 c-10 3100 On May-31-14 at 19:51:42 PDT, seller added the following information: RESERVE LOWERED TO $$10,0001.00 |
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