1970 Ford F100 Ranger 302 Automatic Short Bed!! on 2040-cars
Hickory, North Carolina, United States
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PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BID! YOU NEED TO HAVE TEN OR MORE FEEDBACK BEFORE YOU BID ON THIS AUCTION!!! OR CALL ME FIRST. MY NUMBER IS IN THIS DESCRIPTION. I put some new pictures of under the truck on here today!!! Please look at them to see the floor pans. I have a 1970 ford ranger shortbed 302 Automatic Trans!. I bought it from the original owner. I have the bill of sale and loan agreement for the truck from when it was new. I have a clear title in my name for this truck. It has had one repaint back in the 1990's It has a little rust hole in the left front fender but the rest of the truck is sold no rust. They are a brace that goes under the cab but right under the driver side close to the rocker check picture that end of the brace has some rust in it not in the rocker But the brace! The rest of it looks fine and original underneath!!!! Still has some of the original plastic that goes over the seatbelts check pictures. This is correct miles on the truck 62826. The truck runs good shifts good just a good truck if you are local you are welcome to come here and look at it. This is a manual steering and brakes truck no power nothing!! The radio works and turn signals. Some of the side moulding is dented up I will take some more pictures. The truck is not perfect but for a 1970 model it is better than most!! I have not cleaned it up it is just like I got it!! Don't find many of them original like this anymore. USA buyers only. I have this truck listed local for sale I reserve the right to end auction with no notice!!! so contact me if you want to look at the truck. This is a 5 day make offer auction. I will take a paypal deposit for $250.00 and can hold a truck for a little while as long it is paid for. The rest will be in cash! Please have 10 or more feedback before you bid!!!Contact me for any questions at 1-828-304-4724 no calls after 9pm et. I will listen to all offers! Thanks for looking.
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