1967 Ford F-250 Truck Pickup Camper Special Rare Survivor on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Great condition 1967 Ford F-250 Camper Special that I've had for years but don't use much anymore so needs to go to a good home. 1967 was the first year for the more "square" looking body style that continued into the 70's. This year has a few minor style points that make it unique. The pictures show it accurately. Great as work truck, daily driver or restoration project.
Details: * 169K miles (assuming the odometer has gone around once, which I'm sure it has) * 2 wheel drive * Manual steering & brakes * Granny gear 4-speed * V-8 engine (I was told the original 352 was replaced with a 390 but it is virtually impossible to tell just looking at the outside of the motor) * Flowmaster exhaust The good: * Very strong runner and ultra dependable * Runs cool and tight with great oil pressure * Drives and stops straight, shifts nice and smooth * NO LEAKS of any kind. I've had this parked in the same spot for 5 years and there is not a single drop on the pavement. * Very straight and rust free body with exception of the dent at bottom of left rear panel behind the wheel * Virtually PERFECT interior, including original upholstery, door panels, door handles, window cranks, armrests, NO cracks in dash pad and every switch and accessory works as it should * ONE key for doors and ignition * Nice bumpers, trim and emblems * Good glass and seals * Dual tanks - floor switch lever works as does the switch for the fuel gauge * Solid floors (there was some crustiness along the outer edges which has been repaired with POR-15 * Great tires with original rims and classic dog dish hubcaps The bad (not much, really): * A couple of small rust through areas in the bed (shown in pics) * Paint is thin and there is surface rust (according to the VIN tag, this car should be desert beige but it looks WHITE now) On Feb-08-14 at 21:59:16 PST, seller added the following information: Thanks to the gentleman who pointed out to me that there is a brake booster visible in the pics of the engine compartment and yes, I'd forgotten that this does have power brakes but only manual steering. |
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