1964 Ford F-100 Long Bed Pick Up Truck on 2040-cars
Rockmart, Georgia, United States
1964 Ford
F100 Custom Long Bed Pickup Truck –302 with light cam, electronic ignition,
Edelbrock intake, Edelbrock carburetor, porcelain coated long tube headers,
performance exhaust, disc brakes with dual master cylinder, C-6 automatic
transmission with transmission cooler. Solid body, new floor pans and cab
mounts, only rust is a minimum amount in rear cab corners (common). Body is not
new, it does have a few flaws but has been well cared for, minimum work
required to restore to like new condition, truck now in Georgia but originally from Tennessee. Chrome reverse wheels with baby
moons, tires are like new, 300 rear end for highway cruising. Truck runs nice,
has nice lope and fantastic mid-range, recent compression check shows very high
compression all cylinders. This truck would make a great shop truck or good
daily driver, very reliable, fly in and drive it home with confidence. I can
pick you up at Atlanta airport, just one hour away. Will coordinate shipping
with your shipping company. Clear Georgia title. Mileage is not exact. You may call if you are very serious about purchasing the truck, I am available between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM EST. (678) 510-6441 |
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