1955 Ford F-100 Rust Free Tennesee Truck Cheap Fun!! on 2040-cars
Lansing, Michigan, United States
1955 Ford F-100 Many..many offers over the phone it will sell by the weekend..call me with your cash offer so far $13,500 I will sell for $14,000 no delivery for free I can deliver...for cost's Tennessee truck rust free All new paint bright red Updated interior All chrome has been rechromed or replaced with new...super sharp! 400 Small block Chevrolet that really thumps healthy cam starts perfect runs perfectly 4- speed Muncie transmission that shifts great its quiet, one a day it seems to pop out of 4th I really think the shifter needs a dab of tweeking Power steering drives perfect all gauges work Lights all work with the exception of the turn signals they have not been wired up yet Bed has been re done real sharp Trucks buy it now is $15,000 and I will deliver it for free up to 250 miles from 48911 Lansing,Mi. Need to go a dab farther??? call me for a quote Truck is being sold for my best friend, has some personal issues and I am helping him sell it, I have truck and free and clear title in hand Truck is being sold As-IS Questions????? text me or call me Pete 517-202-7207 |
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