1959 Ford F-100 Styleside Bed on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
Off frame restoration. Everything on the truck is new or rebuilt 100 miles on a 302 5.0 L Ford Engine. Rebuilt AOD automatic transmission. New Drive Shaft. Rebuilt drum brakes. Front and Rear New Drums. New Brake lines. New Brake Booster. Front and Rear New Springs and shocks. All the accessories on the engine are new. New radiator. New power pump steering and steering gear box new pitman arm. New GM tilt steering column. New steering wheel. New gauges. New gas tank and gas lines. New windshield wiper motor. New ignition system and new Battery. New wiring. The frame was stripped primed and painted. The body was stripped and primed almost ready for paint if you do not like the flat finish. New tailgate. All new glass and rubber . The windows mechanisms have been cleaned and refurbished. New door handles. New seats The cab has been insulated. No AC or Heater. I have removed the Blower motor for more room in the cab due to my location, but I have the original motor and it will come with the truck. New Bluetooth stereo and 4 speakers. The body has been dropped 4 inches from stock. New wheels new white wall tires. New lights. A lots of dollars spent on new parts and about 1000 of fun work hours. The engine runs great and the truck handles well. Email if you wish to receive more detailed pictures or info.
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