1962 Ford F100 Unibody Short Bed on 2040-cars
Crawfordsville, Indiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: RWD
Model: F-100
Mileage: 123,123
Trim: Unibody Short Bed
Purchased the truck a few years ago with plans to make it a driver, but family circumstances have changed.
Previous owner said it had been stored in a friends barn for a number of years. Previous owner has done all work. After purchase, brought it home and has been stored indoors since. The Good - Frame is in good shape. - Aftermarket front disc brake kit installed. - Aftermarket engine crossmember for 351W. - Cab mounts are OK. A few thin areas, but not rotted away. - 351W/C4 auto trans, 9" - New replacement front fenders and originals included - Rear Uni factory tailgate - Two grills - Miscellaneous small parts The Bad - Needs floors OR at least patch panel work - Bed floor has holes - Power brake booster/master cylinder is included, but has not been mounted. **NOTICE - I have NO idea is the engine runs, trans shifts, etc. I have not tried to start. It is a 51 year old original truck. I've tried to represent as honestly as possible. It's a solid old truck, but it does need work. Please ask any questions before offering. Do not want a bad rating because you assumed and did not ask. Available anytime to help load. **I will NOT allow removal of the truck nor title release until money is in hand (Money Order, Green Cash preferred). |
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