1972 Ford F100 4x4 Truck on 2040-cars
Nyssa, Oregon, United States
1972 Ford F100 4X4 Pickup for sale. 360 cubic inch motor with an Edelbrock Intake, Holley Street Avenger 4 Barrel Carburetor, Headers, and dual exhaust. C6 Transmission with a shift kit, NP205 Transfer Case, and 486 Gears. 4 inch suspension lift, and 3 inch body lift. This truck runs on 38X12.50 Super Swamper TSL SX tires, and 15X10 Aluminum wheels.New radiator and brakes. The tires and wheels were bought last September. The transmission was fully rebuilt 2 years ago. I put the motor in this truck 15 yrs ago and have put less than 3000 miles a year on this truck. The motor does not leak any oil. Power steering was added using a 2WD power steering box. I have owned this truck for the last 20 years. The odometer reading is not accurate because the speedometer has not worked since I have owned it. Very nice truck. Reserve price is $7000. A $500 deposit is due within 48 hours of sale. Buyer is responsible for local pickup and or transportation costs and arrangements. For any questions not covered in the description contact Scott at 541-212-2495.
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