Vintage Ford F100 Perfict Body Original No Bondo on 2040-cars
Steger, Illinois, United States
Engine:460 CI
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Flat Black
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Green/ Cream
Model: F-100
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: all compleat
Warranty: None offered open for inspection
Drive Type: Automatic
Mileage: 41,170
Sub Model: F-100
The truck is complete all lights work, even the cigarette lighter works. Speedo shows 41k I was told its original miles and I believe its true. The inside of the bed is even in great shape. If your looking for a super straight truck this is the one. Just to many projects going at this time, so grab this while it's available. You can go from original to rat rod. Floor pans, door sills all have no rust. The core support for the radiator has some rust, It is a bolt on part that is $299.00 on line with that replaced this truck is perfect. Starts, Runs and drives no problem. Please feel free to bring your mechanic and go through the truck top to bottom. Breaks to Battery everything is fine. There are two issues that I know about Trans has a leak I was told it is a bad front seal. The rear end has a bad center seal very small leak maybe a quarter size drip after sitting for a month or two. I drove this about 140 miles from Michigan to Illinois without a problem.
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