1963 Ford F100 Unibody Pickup on 2040-cars
Del Valle, Texas, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: rwd
Model: F-100
Mileage: 0
Trim: custom cab
I have owned this truck since1980, it was my work truck for years and it has never been in a wreck. the engine was built in 2006 and paint was done in 2007, it has been garage kept every since. This truck has not been restored but it is very nice. the engine is a 440 block bored .030 with a 440 source stroker assembly, edelbrock rpm heads,rpm intake and carb. The transmission is a torqeflite 3 speed that has been rebuilt, the rear end gear is 325 open diff. front disk brakes and a anti sway bar have been added. new windshield, new carpet, new seat cover and padding. The original radio is there but does not work, the rear end has a whine at a certain speed, and there is a small dent from the inside of the bed where something rolled around. The truck is completely reliable and fun to drive . The mileage is unknown and the speedo does not work because I never bothered to make a cable for it.
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