1968 Ford Truck F100 on 2040-cars
Downey, California, United States
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Up for auction is a 1968 Ford Truck F100 in very good used condition, it has a four speed manual transmission on the floor, 18'' MB Motoring wheel, Lowered and has a heavy duty tow hitch package. it has some miner dents and one small rust spot showing on the lower passenger side door, left front grill has some dent spot located by the indicator as seen in one of the picture and inside the bed at both corner show some rust spot. It has a AM/FM radio with cassette player but the cassette will not play. Other then that this truck runs and drive good. Item sold as is, A $500.00 Dollar non refundable deposit with Pay Pal required within 5 days after the auction end and for inspection, test drive and any other information call Franklyn at (562) 857-0388. Happy Bidding :)
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