1971 Ford F-100 Pickup on 2040-cars
Fallon, Nevada, United States
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Really nice original numbers matching ford f100 with 99125 miles. This truck has original 360v8 and c6 auto transmission that was rebuilt at around 94000 miles also has factory working cold a/c. Have maintenance records from 1971 to present. I bought this truck from a lady who got it in a inheritance so I think I am the second registered owner. This truck has a few scratches and a couple dents their is a couple dents on the hood which the worst one is pictured on the r/h corner. The rear l/h chrome strip and reflector on rear quarter panel has some damage also pictured. I have everything to put this truck totally original which includes wheels, steering wheel, hubcaps, rear bumper, original dist. cap and points, and towing mirrors. I put petronics electronic ignition, wheels, rear bumper, mirrors, and steering wheel. This truck has been garaged kept its whole life as you can see in the pics. If their are any questions or request for more pics please feel free to call me at 775 980 7059. Buyer will be responsible for shipping. Payment accepted cashiers check, money order, personal check and or cash in hand at time of pickup. $500 deposit within 7 days of auction close.
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