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1969 Ford Truck – Ranger on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:75000
Location:

Bulverde, Texas, United States

Bulverde, Texas, United States
Advertising:

1969 Ford Truck – Ranger

Restored

 

I have an antiquity company in the middle of Texas. We specialize in fine antiques and collectibles.  Once in a while my customers turn in a classic automobile or motorcycle.

This is one of those items:

 

 

This absolutely beautiful truck belonged to a very dear friend who just wanted to restore it as a tribute to his late father.  The truck has a straight six engine (rebuilt) with an automatic transmission.  Almost everything in the truck, except a few little items, is new with receipts.  Here are just some of the items that he fixed/replaced in just the past two - three years, of course the truck was parked at his home and he rarely drove it:

 

$24.30    Timing cover gasket

$36.75    Carburetor choke cap it

$149.19   Module, Unilite Resistor

$51.31   Filter, hose clamp, etc.

$7.56   Gasket VC

$58.26   Lifter Hyd

$4.30   Fuse, tape

$36.74   Motor Mounts

$40.38   Spark plugs, oil filter, oil, hose clamps

$195.61   Fuel filter, heater hose, antifreeze, trans fluid

$73.51   Fly wheel

$3.99   Resistor

$17.29   V-Belt

$76.25   Alternator

$4.47   Gasket, hose clamp

$30.00   Drum Rotors Turned

$27.01   Wheel Cylinders

$59.97   Wheel Cylinders, air filter, brake shoes

$40.82   Battery cables, radiator cap, thermostat

$112.67   Antifreeze, spark plugs, oil filter, coil

$238.61   Rotor, starter, bolts, coolant hose, SW BLD

$387.13   Distributor cap, ignition wires, fuel pump

$93.22   Brake Shoes, seals, bearings, drum hardware

$20.53   Solenoid

$38.99   Master Cylinder

$216.24   Radiator

$57.43   Water outlet, gasket, springs, trans fluid

$38.41   Oil filter, oil pan set, vacuum tube, ties

$120.00   Carburetor rebuild – original carburetor

$43.22   Mallory cap, hooker comp gasket

$52.97   Extreme Performance 2000

$225.00   R&R Intake Manifold

$31.36   Motor Mount

$37.40   Starter

$1,565.71   Engine Rebuild 240 Straight 6

$522.78   Tires 4 X P235/75R-15

$361.95   Distributor Mallory Unilite

$211.40   Header

$150.00   Flomaster Muffler, pipe, parts and labor

$300.00 Gas Tank (new) from LMC Truck Magazine

Over $1000 in New carburetor, intake manifold and header

 

 

In the last 4 months the truck received a $1,500.00 paint job, a $217.70 original bench seat cover, and also a new carpet was installed, and new dashes cover.

 

 When we got the truck it had been sitting for about 6 months, so we sent it out and a mechanic drained the gas tank, rebuilt the carburetor, and changed the oil.  The truck runs fantastic.  It is a Texas truck with only one previous owner.  It comes with a clear Texas title and all the receipts.  The truck has a very reasonable reserve due to a lack of space.

 

Even thought over $10,000 has been spent on the truck’s restoration, please remember that this is not a 100 point car/truck.

 

It is missing a small center cap in the middle of the steering wheel, and the instrument glass is a little bit foggy, but overall most of the work has been done and it only needs a new owner to drive and enjoy it.

 

All the inspections must be done before the auction closes.

Remember that this classic truck is 46 years old.  Please remember that things always look better in pictures.  So you are more than welcome to come see it in person.

 

Your bid is your contract.  Please place bids only if you are serious about buying the item. If you are the winning bid, you are entering into a legal binding contract to purchase the item.

 

We require a $300 non-refundable deposit immediately after the bidding closes and the remaining balance within a week.  Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. The truck will be sold as is, with no warranty or guarantee.

We reserve the right to cancel any bid for excessive negative feedback.  And I may also advertise it locally.

 

For pricing regarding classical automobiles/bikes you can refer to: www.nadaguides.com

 

 

 

 

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