1963 Ford F100 "shorty Atepside" 292- 4sp. Great Truck.. on 2040-cars
Eagar, Arizona, United States
Hello Folks. We have today for auction a Really nice " Oldie But Goodie" A 1963 Short bed F-100 pickem up truck. It was made in San Jose ,CAL. in Aug.1962 with a 292-2V engine and automatic trans But somewhere along the way it got a 4 speed tranny swap installed. It's in really nice shape for an old Ford. These stepside shorties are very hard to find in this good of a condition. Only a couple small rust spots in the normal areas. We just had a brand new tinted high dollar windshield professionally installed and rubber today . There was no rust around the area under the old rubber. The engine runs but needs help. I drove it around the day after I got it and parked it. The tires will hold air but go flat in about 2 weeks . Somebody did a lot of body/paint on the box AND there is no tail gate but we know where one is at the local wrecking yard for about 50 bucks. Theres been new electric wipers installed and new gauges put in the dash. I believe its a 9 inch rear end Brake work great/ trans shift great / clutch is great .The bad is the motor needs either a new set of head gaskets /or rebuilt. It does start and run but it needs somebody who knows about solid lifter camshaft engines and adjustable rockers. Oh ,I believe this motor has a forged steel crankshaft. And Another thing when I drove it it steered fine and didn't pull or anything. Check out all the pictures we took .............. Happy bidding !!!!!!!! hash tag /hot rod 428 cobra jet /427 FE big block side oiler./ 390 hp 352 hp. Mustang /Ford Coup /Play toy... |
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