1968 Ford Ranchero on 2040-cars
Norman, Oklahoma, United States
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You are bidding on a 1968 Ranchero. I am selling this for a friend. Her husband recently passed away. It had been sitting 18 months or so. I rebuilt the carb, put a new battery in it. It fired right up, and it sounds really good, and does not smoke. I believe it will be a good daily driver. It will need some newer tires. They have been on it a long time. It has vintage US 5 slot mags, they are very cool! This car spent 30 something years in Arizona. I did not see any holes in the floor when I was under it. It has a little rust behind the tires, in the front bottom corners of the doors, and corner of the fenders. Nothing extensive. The tailgate has a couple spots near the bottom. Overall, a pretty decent looking Ranchero. It has power steering. It has drum brakes that work, but could probably use a brake job. Runs, drives and stops so no problems transporting it. I don't think you can find a better one for the price of the starting bid. You can pay however, but checks have to clear before the vehicle leaves. Do not bid on this, unless you intend to pay for it! New EBAY policy is that the seller must pay seller fees if the car gets a bid whether or not the buyer pays for it or not! Quite honestly, if that happens, I will never sell a vehicle on EBAY again. Be sure you can pay what you bid. Call 405-550-9505 if you have any questions and Good Luck !
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