1962 Ford F100 Gasser on 2040-cars
Gold Run, California, United States
Super straight shortbed flareside with original Baffin Blue paint. Always turns heads and draws a crowd everywhere it goes. New radiator, carpet, windshield rubber, taillight lenses, and entire fuel system. 114 H.P. 223 inline six (runs perfect). Original engine. Rebuilt 3-speed manual transmission. 9 inch rear end with 3:70 gears. 15 x 7 and 15 x 10 chrome reverse wheels with 99% tread on tires. All decals on truck are removable vinyl. Superior 500 steering wheel. Sun Super Tach II. Period correct red tinted rear window. Current license and registration. Drive anywhere. Very reliable and fun pickup. Stored in Northern California. Interested parties encouraged to call (209) 914-7978 for more information on this unique Gasser style truck.
Bidders with an eBay rating of less than 10 need to call me before bidding. For sale locally. May end auction at any time. Buyer responsible for shipping. Will store at my facility for a reasonable amount of time. $500 nonrefundable deposit to be paid within 24 hours of winning bid by PayPal only. Remainder of balance to be paid within seven days of end of winning bid by bank transfer or cash in person only. On Jul-30-14 at 06:34:23 PDT, seller added the following information: Truck is currently located in Northern California approximately one hour east of Reno Nevada. Title is clear,current, and in my name. Pictures DO NOT do this pickup justice. NEEDS to be seen in person to fully appreciate the styling and quality of this crowd pleasing gasser. |
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