1968 Ford F 100 Shortbed Stepside Frame Off Restoration Hotrod Gasser on 2040-cars
Hillsdale, Michigan, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:302
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: F-100
Trim: stepside shortbed
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: rwd
Mileage: 800
Exterior Color: Blue
Disability Equipped: No
Interior Color: Blue
for sale my 1968 ford f 100 shortbed stepside, truck has had a frame off restoration no expense spared,302 c6 auto transmission,9 inch rear 355 gear, motor is a jasper complete rebuild with hooker headers, eldebrock intake with 600 holley electrick choke. all the dress up goodies, trans has had a complete rebuild. basically the whole truck is new and ive got all the receipts heres a list of new parts.
fresh rebuilt 302
fresh rebuilt c6 trans
new centerline wheels
new mickey Thompson sportsman rear tires 15 by 15 1/2 lt
new hooker super comp ceramic coated headers
new 3 inch aluminized exhaust with flowmaster mufflers and stainless tips
all new belts hoses including new power steering hoses
new 4 core radiator
new 1000 cca battery
new front fenders
new doors
complete new bed including front ,sides,fenders,scriptless tailgate
new oak bed wood with 10 coats of clear plus new polished stainless strips and bolts etc.
new stainless bed chainsa
new bluedot ford taillight lenses with polished stainless housings.
new front and rear windshield
all the weatherstriping window felts door fuzzies etc is new , truck is rattle free like a new one would be.
all new interior including new door panels, new dash pad. new carpeting ,new sound deadener new door sill plates.
new custom seat with fold down custom cup holders and storage compartment.see pictures.
new seat belts
basically the entire truck is new ,runs and drives excellent, the paint is chroma base clear midnight blue , all the chrome on the truck is new emblems door handles etc, the dash is a custom made billit insert with custom dolphin gauges, everything on the truck works just as it should, the truck is a stunner and gets tons of attention has just 800 miles on fresh restoration, there is a few chips in the paint ,and there is no radio or headliner, first show entered won best of show in truck category, looking for 46 to 48 ford coupe. call 517 425 1342 john with questions.
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