1955 Ford F100 Cool Resto Mod Vintage Truck With V8, Auto, Digital Dash Etc. on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
NEVADA CLASSIC CAR DEALER # 40339 , VIN # F10D5010209
DIVORCE FORCES QUICK SALE OF COOL TRUCK ! One of our favorite customers is going through a divorce and is forced to sell his dream truck.. . he bought this truck for about what we re asking and then put another $15k into it, so his loss is your gain !!!! A great looking and smooth running 1955 FORD F100 pick up truck with V8 motor, power steering and brakes, Automatic Tranny with Lokar Floor Shift, Dakota Digital Dash, 4 Brand new tires, new wiring harness, Single Wire Alternator, new Pointless Ignition, 4 new shocks, new exhaust system, Electric Cooling Fan, Roll-up Windows all work great... just a couple minor nicks here and there.... again, the owner would not be selling this truck, especially at this price but he has bills to pay asap ! Please note, I am a boutique classic car dealer in Nevada, so any Nevada residents who purchase this car to register in Nevada will need to pay a 8.1 % Nevada sales tax and a $99 documentation fee... but I have taken this into consideration in the great-value pricing of this car. Come to Vegas to party and drive home an incredible vehicle that is quite a lot of class, fun and quality for the money ! Best, Steve in Las Vegas cell 213 500 8619 http://www.hotrodcitylasvegas.com/?page_id=32
DISCLAIMER: All vehicles are USED and sold AS IS and WHERE IS. We encourage you to come to Las Vegas to inspect the vehicle yourself or arrange for a qualified mechanic to go over it for you. Because there is not any Refunds or Warranty expressed or implied. We have revealed all details to the best of our knowledge. We are not responsible for any defects not mentioned by our staff or in our advertising. Any and all repairs and hidden problems that occurred previously or later, insurance, taxes, registration, smog requirements, issues at your state’s DMV and shipping are also the responsibility of the buyer. The Vehicles we sell are vintage and/or old school and a certain amount of knowledge of classic cars and auto mechanics is advised.These are not brand new turn-key vehicles so don’t expect them to be perfect. Please note that no sales are final until full payment has been made and a sales contract has been signed by both parties. |
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