1964 Ford F-100 Needs Restoration And A Bunch Of Parts on 2040-cars
Harveys Lake, Pennsylvania, United States
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Well i can't beleive i am doing this but i am putting my old ford on the auction to see what i can get. I have had this truck since 1998 drove it for 2 years then decided to slowly restore it. LOL well there were are 14 years later and not much has been done to it in the past 10 years. There is a 390 bored .030 over (67 car block) new crank, rod main bearings, pistons, rings, can (crane 268H) edelbrock 650 cgm carb with man choke and flowtech headers (no exhaust and loud). tranny is a stock np435 with a 205 transfercase. Front axle is a 1977 model dana 44 with disc brakes (new calipers hoses and lines, moog ball joints.) that was all done 10 years ago. The back is a stock 9 inch with new drums, shoes, hardware, and wheel cylinders it is a 28 spline 1966 rear. It has power disc brakes and power steering. I have a drop pitman arm new in box for the steering box. The grill is a 66 the cab is a 64 the steps are in need of work as is the front cab mounts and the rear cab corners. The front fenders have light mud but only due to dents not rust (rot). The radiator support needs replaced or patched. The hood is ok there is minor minor rust on the lip. The box is solid the bed floor was bad so i cut it all out and reframed it for a wood insert. tailgate came from texas little dent in right lower corner. The frame is a 1966 factory 4wd. I also have a 1966 2wd frame with lowering beams and disc brakes and the factory dana 60 5 lug rear also lowered with a 4 speed. I have spare front fenders (nice), a 1965 cab (was gonna use it in place of the 64 cab (still needs work but solid for year), spare 66 grill and 2 upper grill panels, door hinges, another hood and alot more. I goal was to but the cab and body on the 2wd frame with my engine. The serial number starts with a F10 not F11 so the cab was originally a 2wd. I know and can answer alot of questions as this when i bought it was 2wd on the original frame with a 292. I have old pics too. I do have title in my name. Ask and I shall answer. there is a reserve as this does have some sentimental value. If i get it the truck goes if not ill keep and never list it again just over whelmed with stuff right now. thanks Fred |
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