1966 Ford F-100 V8 on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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This is a local bought 1966 Ford F100, All Original, it has V8 motor and Tranny that are impeccable running condition, odometer shows just under 57,286 miles. 4 speed on the floor shifter, long bed truck, head lights, blinkers, work as they should. Doors open and close well, windows roll up and down,
New windshield, Truck needs repaint needs moderate body work. As with all vintage vehicles this is not perfect, however; this is an above average project truck that does not need motor or tranny work done to it. It has minor surface rust that can be buffed out, but nothing that will affect the integrity of the vehicle. The following has been done to the truck: Steam cleaned engine, installed new brass freeze plugs, new spark plugs, and wires/points, new exhaust gaskets, all welded 2 inch flow master mufflers , new shocks. Truck runs and drives very well, and is road worthy. It has great throttle response, and plenty of passing and towing power. There are no oil leaks to the motor or transmission. It has a clean a title. Payment must be received in full within 48 hours of auction. Buyer is responsible for all transportion costs. I will hold the truck for you at no charge while you arrange shipping. Free shipping : Any winning bid over $4800 , will recieve free shipping of this 1966 Ford F100 within the continental United States. Buyers outside the continental United States are responsible for shipping. |
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