1964 Ford F100 Shortbed Truck Rat Rod Patina on 2040-cars
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States
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I consider this truck to be in daily driver condition. Truck runs and drives good. The 233 six cylinder engine was rebuilt at some point prior to me owning it. Runs smooth with no leaks or smoke. Transmission is a 3 speed manual converted to the floor. Manual brakes and steering. Solid frame and body over all, with minor rust bubbles in areas. No panel replacement would be needed tho. The floors and front cab mount braces have been replaced by the previous owner. New voltage regulator, ground cables, starter solenoid, and high beam low beam switch. The horn, LH door weatherstripping, and the parking brake assembly are missing.
Over all this is a great fun short bed truck with the right amount of weathered patina to it to set it off from all the other trucks around town! Clear transferable PA title in my name. |
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