1968 Ford F250 Pickup Custom Cab 390 V8 Canopy Fresh Paint Restoration on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
Cleanest Pickup you can find Fully Custom Paint Job to match his Ski Boat Fully restored with everything rebuilt, replaced or serviced Fully built and blueprinted 390 and rebuilt transmission All new interior seat cover, dash pad and door arm rests Tow package, Custom bed paint and finish Custom painted canopy Upgraded Carburator and Ignition system Full flow exhaust system CD Stereo upgrade, and factory original comes with truck Every receipt and record included Originally sold in Vancouver Washington at Bill Marshall Ford Original owners manuals, registrations slips Lots of receipts and records Rebuilt front suspension and brake system Lund Visor and hood scoop painted to match Viper alarm system with power door locks Really cool Vintage truck. Old trucks are on the rise and getting hard to find. Please bid with confidence that you are getting what you are seeing! Inspections are welcome prior to sale, 0 feed back bidders please contact us before bidding Call 503 475 8078 Josh or Matt 503 819 9007 for details Good Luck!
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