1966 Ford F-100 Custom Cab Short Bed on 2040-cars
Boulder City, Nevada, United States
Up for auction is my 1966 Ford F-100 short bed custom cab with a 352 V-8 and 3spd on the column with factory overdrive. The engine runs great and has plenty of power. The trans has a vibration in first gear only but once you shift to second it goes away. I will include a spare trans with the truck that shifted good and came out of another running truck. The body of the truck is very straight with no rust or rot at all as you will see in the pics. This truck came out of Northern Nevada so it is very solid! When I found the truck it was missing all the trim so I found all of it and put it on. The trim is in decent shape and will shine up nice, the bed side trim was from a long bed so I cut it down to length to fit the truck. The body is in primer now but was originally light blue. The interior is very nice and everything works including the heater!! It has a stereo that is mounted under the dash and there is one hole in the seat on the driver side. The tires on the truck are only good for around town trips and should be replaced if you plan on daily driving it. There are also spare fuel tanks on each side of truck mounted in front of the rear tires along the frame for extra fuel range with a selector under the driver seat to switch tanks. This is a very good running clean short bed that would be good daily driver as is or paint it and make it a show truck! The truck also has a clean title! This is an awesome 66 short bed so BID TO WIN!! This truck will be sold as is where is with no warranty implied. I also reserve the right to end this auction at anytime due to the truck being for sale locally. If the truck meets reserve I will let it run until the end of the auction.
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