1960 Ford F100 Short Bed V8 on 2040-cars
Brentwood, California, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:292
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: White
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: F-100
Trim: Base
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Regular Cab
Drive Type: RWD
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Mileage: 19,280
Sub Model: Short Bed
Exterior Color: White
1960 Ford F100 Short Bed 292 Y Block V8, Automatic Transmission.
This truck is in very nice condition condsidering its age. This is one of those trucks that has never been messed with and never been restored, but survived. The 292 Y Block engine runs, but will need a tune up, the transmission works, but slips, will need to be rebuil or maybe the bands just need to be adjusted. This truck was a daily driver 1 year ago according to the previous owner. One small ding in the front right fender as seen and the tailgate could some work, but still works. Has sheetmetal cancer rust at both lower corners in the cab as seen and a little cancer rust in the passanger door (the pictures of the rust are extreme close ups and not that bad). The body is very straight The floors are solid and the bed looks good. This is a truck that can be driven as is with the mechanical issues repaired as stated above or can be worth over 25K if restored. Truck has surface rust as seen in the pictures. At Least one tire does not hold air. Both door glass has cracks, but the windshield and rear glass look nice. Basically this is a rare shortbed that is an outstanding candidate for restoration and is a complete truck. Has a 2 barrel holley carb. The battery will be removed, i use it for my other car and it will need a wire from the coil to the distributer, im using the one from the same car. The original color was yellow, but now its white and flaking off, so a lot of the yellow is showing.Brakes are firm. This is an old truck that needs a lot of work to look great, so if you need a picture of a certain spot, let me know and i will provide it, if you want to call me to discuss it, please do. My Name is Tom and my number is 925-321-7643. This truck is sold AS IS as all of these old truck are. For you RAT ROD Guys, they dont get better than this one. Have clear title (Non-Op) Registered in California through 8/31/2013. This is NOT a salvage title truck. Wont last long at this price. Treat this truck as a non-runner for now, again the engine does turn over, but i just dont want people to think there gonna hop in this truck and drive it.
This is truely just a great solid truck. 5K would make this truck worth 15K. The numbers definately pencil out on this one. I only buy and sell trucks that make sense for me and whoever buys them from me.
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