Vintage 1967 F-100 Shortbed All Original! Including Paint! No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States
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1967 F-100 Farm find, the original owner passed away in the early 80's and the family chained up the hood and it was not driven again. The son of the late owner said that the truck ran fine at the time it was parked and was used sparingly up until then. The truck is very solid and straight. This is the original paint there are no signs of bodywork. Most of the rust is on the surface, the bed does have a couple of places that it is rusted through because leaves and water were allowed to accumulate over the years. The truck has been in South Georgia it's whole life so it has never been exposed to salt on the roads or in the air.
They never intended to sell the truck until it was slightly damaged by a falling branch. The front windshield was broken and part of the driver's side windshield pillar was bent, the cowling and part of the hood. The back window popped out and broke. This is the original long block 240 which ran fine until the owner passed. After researching this engine on sites such at youtube I found that the 1967 240/300 C.I. is quite rare due to the crankshaft combined with the 7 mains and short stroke pistons. This engine is also known to Drag racers at the Torque Monster. Capable of producing 700 hp at 7000 rpm. The 300 C.I. is merely a 240 with a 2 barrel carburetor . I dropped a fresh battery into the engine it did not turn over, removed the starter and the Bendix is corroded in place. The oil in the engine is surprisingly clean. The radiator is still full of anti-freeze. I removed the valve cover, the push rods and rockers were clean with no build up as seen in one of the pictures. I did get some of the lights working. Have original key and bill of sale for original owners family. There is nothing wrong or misleading about this truck we have just been very unlucky with buyers! This has "sold" twice before but the buyers were not serious! Then a 3rd time the buyer had a medical problem come up that made payment impossible Please be sure really want this great truck and can pay for it! I would love for you to have it, and I can keep it here until you can pick it up. but PLEASE be prepared to pay for it within 5 days of purchase and make a $500 deposit within 48 hours! Thanks! Happy Bidding! On Mar-31-14 at 08:37:51 PDT, seller added the following information: I now have a State of Georgia Department of Revenue Motor Division Certification of Inspection by Georgia Law Enforcement. Inspection of VIN and ownership. |
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