1977 Ford F100 Stepside on 2040-cars
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I am selling a 1977 f100 stepside that has had a complete frame off restoration 7 yrs ago. Chasis was sandblasted and painted,each body panel was painted individually,all bushings were replaced, and the engine,trans,and rear were rebuilt.The rear is a dana 44 373 posi with custom built tranction bars.The trans is a c-6 with a shift kit and heavy duty converter.The engine is a 400m bored .040 with forged pistons 9.75 to 1 compression, roller cam, roller rockers, roller chain, stainless valves, aluminuim intake, and 750cfm carb. It is fast and fun to drive! also has 20" wheels and custom interior. The truck has about 10,000 miles since rebuild and has always been garaged. any questions give me a call 631-767-0265
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