1958 Ford Ranchero 6 Cyl 3 Spd Original Restored Daily Driver Pu 58 on 2040-cars
Three Forks, Montana, United States
Up for bid is an all original 1958 Ford Ranchero.
With less than 1,000 miles on the original motor that was rebuilt in late 2006.
Nothing except a tow bar pins that were added is modified from original. All the
brakes, steering, wiring and chassis
components were restored in 2006. Both front brake cylinders were rebuilt last month because one showed signs of leakage. The Holley one barrel carb was rebuilt this last June. And, is intact with the see thru float bowl. This car has a gorgeous interior restoration that was done in
2008. This rig has the 213cc 6 cylinder with a 3 speed manual transmission.
Originally bought new by Montana State University. And sold to us in 1969. It
sat inside until 2005 when we started getting it restored. Comes with a clear Montana title. I'm looking for a home that appreciates these ole classics.
This is the first of several cars that will be auctioned from this estate. It runs and drives great. Good tires and battery. This rig has been
driven just enough to keep it maintained over the years. We take it to a couple
local car shows every year. And, to church and the store once in a while. The odometer
shows 29,712 miles. We expect the
chassis actual miles may be closer to 129K. When this listing starts it will only be driven for test drives of potential owners until sold. Located in
southern Montana just off Interstate 90 on our ranch in Manhattan, Montana.
There's a major truck stop in Belgrade, MT. 59714 Just 3 miles from us. Always garaged and never wrecked or abused.
The body is very straight with all original panels. No fiberglass or
aftermarket replacement parts on this rig. All interested are encouraged to
take this Ranchero for a drive and view it up close. Crawl underneath and do
any checks necessary to insure the quality and integrity of this classic. Not perfect. But, not a rusted out bondo wagon either! Please feel free to ask any questions before
placing a bid. International bidders are welcomed and held to the same
guidelines and time frames as all bidders. For detailed questions I can be contacted
directly from 9AM to 10 PM PST.. Bill Rhodes (406) 595-5309 A $500 non- refundable deposit is required
within 5 days of auction end. Paypal and
many forms of payment accepted for the deposit. Remaining balance must be
satisfied within 14 days of auction end in any form accepted by Ebay policy
Except Paypal. Of course
this car can be driven to your destination if desired. We have installed
tow bar pins under the front bumper attached to the frame for pulling if winner
would prefer to pull it with a vehicle. Please note that is you decide to ship
this car that the winning bidder is responsible for all shipping costs. We can keep this
Ranchero stored in our locked and secure garage for up to 60 days free of
charge. Longer can be arranged if necessary. We can also drive it to the major
truck stop located on in Belgrade, MT.
59714. Since shipping can involve many
specifics. We always ask interested parties to contact and locate their own
shipper. I can refer you to a few reputable shipping companies located in the
U.S. that customers and I have used over the years. We also have an
international agent for overseas shipment estimates. Feel free to inquire. Here’s a chance to own a piece of history and witness a great example of American ingenuity that was entertained through the 1950’s well into the early 60’s. Many satisfied customers. Thanks for looking and GOOD LUCK! |
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