1980 Ford F-100, 300+6 Cylinder, Clifford Equipped! on 2040-cars
Aurora, Colorado, United States
Inliner Convention Special! 1980 Ford F100 Pickup, Clifford Equipped! Will consider up down or sideways for 86-87 Buick Grand National, 70-72 Buick Gran Sport Stage 1,2,3 or 49-51 Mercury 2-door or sedan delivery. (No projects) The Build Sheet is as follows: Engine and Transmission: 300 Six Cylinder bored .050 with high compression pistons, new rings, resized rods, .010/.010 reground crankshaft with new bearings, reground cmashaft, new lifters, new comp. cams pushrods, timing gears, oil pump, oil pan, fuel pump and water pump. Cylinder head received mild porting by Keith Dorton, 194 intake valves, 7/16" rocker arm studs installed with roller rocker arms. New Clifford intake manifold, exhaust headers, and valve cover. New Holley 350 CFM carburetor, new one-wire alternator. New MSD ignition system, new Ford electronic distributor, new ignition wires and new battery. Rebuilt C6 transmission and new Lokar Shifter. Crack in lower non load bearing area of transmission mount has been repaired. Shortened driveshaft rebuilt with new front yoke, new u-joints, and rebalanced. New gas tank, mounting straps and sending unit. Body: Repainted original orange with a couple of minor rust spots, New Horkey bed coated with marine varish, powder coated bed strips, stainless steel bolts, bedliner coating on bed sides and tailgate, new tailgate straps. Interior: New seat cover, carpet, dash panel, door panels, door sill plates, good glass with no cracks, new window and door seals, factory AM/FM radio. Chassis: Truck converted to power steering, with bebuilt steering box and power steering pump. New steering center link and tie rods, new hoses and belt. New brakes all aroung including new rear drums, shoes, and mounting hardware. Rebuilt master cylinder, front calipers, new pads, porportioning valve and front wheel bearings. Factory 9" rear-end with new rear shock absorbers. 720-219-8474 for any questions.
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