1965 Ford F-100 Pickup ( Restored Carolina Shortbed ) on 2040-cars
Fuquay Varina, North Carolina, United States
EXTERIOR: IT WAS PAINTED BACK TO IT'S ORIGINAL GRABBER GREEN. ALL OF THE DOOR HANDLES, EMBLEMS, MIRRORS, FRONT AND REAR BUMPERS,PARKING LIGHT LENS, BLUE EURO HEADLIGHTS AND ETC ARE ALL BRAND NEW. THERE WAS NO SHORTCUTS TAKEN ON THE COST TO RESTORING THIS PICKUP. BRAND NEW WINDSHIELD(WITH GREEN UPPER TINT) ,NEW REAR GLASS WITH NEW WHEATHER STRIPPING MOLDING.
INTERNOR: NEW GREEN CARPET, FRESH WHITE VIN/LEATHER BENCH SEAT, NEW WHITE SUN VISORS, FM/AM CD PLAYER WITH I-POD CONNECTION AND REMOTE CONTROL. ADDITIONAL MECHANCAL GAGES SUCH AS VOLT,TEMP AND OIL PRESSURE GAGES WAS ADDED TO THE CAB.HEATER CORE/DEFROST ARE BRAND NEW WITH A NEW BLOWER MOTOR FAN. NEW GLOVE BOX WITH OPERATOR'S MANUAL BOOK INSIDE.
ENGINE: FULLY REBUILD 351-M BORED .30 OVER WITH A 750 DUEL PORT HOLLEY 4-BARREL SITTNG ON A HOLLEY INTAKE MANIFOLD. THE ENGINE HAS BEEN FULLY OVERHAUL WITH NEW HEAD, NEW STANDARD STOCK CRANKSHAFT, NEW STOCK CAMSHAFT, NEW FLYWHEEL WITH STOCK MANIFOLDS. ALL OTHER ITEMS ON THE ENGINE IS ALSO NEW SUCH AS NEW WATER PUMP,ALTERNATOR,FUEL PUMP,DISTRIBUTOR,E.COIL WITH ELECTRONIC INGNITION SYSTEM.
TRANSMISSION: C-6 AUTOMATIC THAT WAS REBUILD 3 YEARS AGO BY JAPER'S ENGINE AND TRANSMISSIONS. THE GEAR SELECTOR IS ON THE STEERING COLUMN. I DO NOT HAVE THE INDCATOR MARKERS SUCH AS PARK ,REV NEU AND DRIVE ON THE STEERING COLUMN WITH GEAR SELECTOR.
EXHAUST SYSTEM: 40 SERIES TRUST MUFFLERS DUEL EXHAUST WITH CHROME ROUND EXHAUST TIPS.
TIRES / RIMS: BRAND NEW BF GOODRICH T/A 235/75R15 WHITE LETTER TIRES WITH NEW CHROME SMOOTHIE RIMS.
It's a very depenable Truck. I did not build it to be a Show Truck, but every Car Show that I have taken the Truck to. The Truck also win a Troply.
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