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1956 Ford F100 Custom Cab Frame Off Restoration Low Miles Custom on 2040-cars
Year:1956
Mileage:2700
Location:
United States
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1956 Ford F100 custom cab Click on the arrow in the picture below to see video that
includes more photos. Double click on the arrow below to go to full screen. 1956 Ford F100 custom cab
Take a look at the list that has been supplied by the
seller. You will note that this
truck was completely restored between 1987 and 1992 at which time the
speedometer was reset back to zero and calibrated. From the point of view of MissChiTown we love the color and
the way the extra chrome just plays off that color. This is a very special truck that will receive accolades
wherever it goes.
We are well aware of the fact that there are many families
of collectors in Australia, New Zealand and Sweden that absolutely love the F1
Ford pickup truck. We are
happy to work with everybody including foreign buyers but we do ask that
foreign buyers register before bidding.
The owner has supplied us with the following information that
will help you realize how detailed this truck has been in terms of restoration
and upgrading. Same owner since 1987 and 55,064 on odometer at that time. Restoration period 1987-1992 2,700 miles since total off frame restoration and in 1992
speedometer reset to zero and calibrated. 272 c.i. cast iron rams horn, electronic ignition and high
performance plug wires. Edelbrock 4 barrel carburetor installed 2010 All original sheet metal except running boards; replaced
with fiberglass. Engine rebuilt. Transmission rebuilt. Rear-end rebuilt. Steering gear box. All new wiring in brakes and fuel lines Front-end new king pins, leaf springs, wheel bearings,
complete brake assembly and hoses. All new gray upholstery fabric. Original radio plus aftermarket radio. Truck bed redone in oak w/chrome plated inserts. Truck paint is PPG purple acrylic enamel with hardener. Chrome wheels with baby moon hubcaps. Extra chrome plating done on steering column, speakers,
glove box, bumpers, exhaust tips, tail light housings, grill, and vent covers! Many extra parts included with this truck.
Yes we know that at Barrett-Jackson that they recently sold
a F1 Ford pickup truck for charity for the Children’s Hospital of Saskatchewan
for $450,000.00. And yes we
understand that most of the price paid of that $450,000 was for charity and tax
deductible by the bidders but still they picked out the F1 truck to attract the
deep-pocketed collectors to bid on the truck. Yes 1956 Ford F1s are just about everybody’s favorite.
So keep in mind that the 1956 Ford F1 100 is one of the
hottest trucks in the marketplace right now and this one is one of the best
examples of that breed. When have
you seen a better-looking 1956 Ford F1 pickup truck? XxXxXxX XxXxXxX XxXxXxX P l e a s e R e a d B e f o r e B i d d i n g "TERMS OF SALE" PLEASE READ ALL TERMS OF SALE PRIOR TO BIDDING CALL US AT 847-774-4857 with questions. 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. 7 days a week Do
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CONTRACT TO PURCHASE the vehicle per the terms stated
in this listing. Winner must pickup this vehicle within 21 days
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and the effort that we put into displaying the attributes of this car for you
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847-774-4857 On May-21-14 at 08:12:43 PDT, seller added the following information: CORRECTIONS! The truck has a Michigan title but the seller recently moved and the Truck is located in the state of Oregon. The engine is a V8 with a 272 c.i. with Ford cast iron ram horn headers. |
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